Most planning appeals are won, says report
Hundreds of homes have been approved after initially being refused.
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Hundreds drop-in to see plans
The event gave members of the public the opportunity to ask questions to developers and contractors.
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Woodley affordable homes deemed “unviable”
The developer said it is financially 'unviable' for any of the homes to be affordable.
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Earley children home plan approved
A house in Earley is set to be converted into a children's home.
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Drop-in session for south Wokingham plans
The community forum os at St Sebastian's Memorial Hall on Thursday, May 15.
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Barkham Village Hall goes solar
The popular community facility is running on sunshine
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Promotion at LRG
New role for Wokingham-based Ian Barnett.
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Wargrave homes in former restaurant
The building was previously a pub and two different restaurants.
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Care home plans go to appeal
Plans were refused for a 66-bed care home on land to the west of New Road in Ruscombe.
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Barkham land plot at auction
The 3.13 acre site is adjacent to Barkham Manor on Barkham Road.
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