Wokingham planning should be community-led says MP
MP Clive Jones has called on Labour to stop "ignoring local communities".
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Charvil homes plans approved
A total of 75 homes will be built by Hicks Developments on land west of Park Lane.
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Plans submitted for 111 homes in Arborfield
Plans are for homes on land north of Reading Road in Arborfield.
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Hurst homes plans refused
Plans to build nearly one hundred homes in the village will not go ahead
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Council to write to government over housing numbers
Cross-party campaign to reduce the targets which were branded 'not deliverable'.
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Hearing into 230 Twyford homes begins
Proposals to build 230 homes were rejected by Wokingham Borough Council earlier this year.
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New store coming to Wokingham
A health food retailer has submitted plans to install signage.
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New plans for Leathern Bottel
Plans have 'sparked criticism' from neighbours.
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Sports hub plans submitted
Plans have been submitted for an outdoor sports hub at Finchwood Park.
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Last chance for Local Plan comment
The opportunity to comment on the legality of Wokingham Borough Council's Local Plan ends today.
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