Money raised to fight homes appeal
The plan for 350 homes in Barkham was refused unanimously by Wokingham Borough Council.
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MPs react to Royal Berks delays
Local MPS have reacted to delays to the rebuilding of the Royal Berkshire hospital.
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Five in a row for David Cliff
The agency has been named as the best-selling firm in Wokingham for an incredible fifth year in a row.
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Bearwood development off limits for Reading FC
The front-runner to buy Reading Football Club appears to have aspirations to develop land in Wokingham.
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Council HQ set to be discussed
Only two options remain viable for the future headquarters.
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Homes approved in south Wokingham
A total of 171 homes have been approved on land south east of Finchampstead Road.
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Hall Farm: the next step
A consultation has opened into the next stage of the hotly debated plans for almost 4,000 homes between Shinfield and Arborfield
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Pub expansion plans refused
Agents had submitted revised plans for Ye Olde Leathern Bottel on Barkham Road.
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Market Place plans formally approved
The development will see 60 new dwellings alongside commercial spaces.
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Finchampstead homes appeal date set
Elivia Homes has appealed the decision by Wokingham Borough Council in June 2024 to refuse outline planning for 32 homes.
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