Council rents in Wokingham set to rise in April
Rents for council homes in Wokingham are set to rise by up to 2.7% from April.
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Appeal opens into Three Mile Cross homes
The plans were refused by Wokingham Borough Council in August 2024.
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Arborfield Green amenities taking shape
Utility works, road building and drainage are coming next,
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Council loses appeal against 230 homes
Government inspector overturned a decision to build 230 homes in Twyford.
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Arborfield brownies loved designing watering cans
The youngsers teamed up with house builder for water saving campaign
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Homes approved for business park
Officers have granted approval for the site in Mulberry Business Park.
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School makeover gets the green light
St Sebastians will carry out works to the roof of its main building.
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Banking hub appeal rejected
An appeal against the original decision has also been unsuccessful.
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Future WBC HQ options narrowed
Just three options remain.
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Claims that Hall Farm is not a ‘done deal’
War of words over controversial development.
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