Arborfield homes plan set to be approved
Wokingham Borough councillors look set to give conditional approval to a controversial plan to build up to 50 homes.
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Plans for 191 homes in Shinfield
Agents have submitted an application for land north of Arborfield Road in Shinfield.
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Lionesses score a new kit
Shinfield Rangers under-10 Lionesses are sporting a brand-new kit this season.
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Wokingham rents among the least affordable
One in 25 tenants across the UK as a whole are spending more than 80% of their take-home salary on paying the rent.
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Carnival Place homes progressing
The apartments are due to be completed by the middle of 2025.
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Sensory room approved for Wokingham Hospital
The approved proposals will see the construction of a new garden log cabin.
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Brownfield boost for Wokingham
Councils will be awarded a share of £16.2 million to transform neglected land into new homes
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Pinewood Campus flats approved
The large office block in Wokingham Without will be converted into more than 100 flats.
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Changes approved for town centre restaurant
{;ans have been approved for new advertising, signage and paint.
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Approval expected for 18 homes
An application for 18 homes on Lower Wokingham Road is set to be approved
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