Arborfield homes plans submitted
Three developers have joined forces to propose a 95-home site.
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Local Plan comments invited
Representations should be based on the legal compliance and soundness of the Local Plan.
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Why we need a local plan
Cllt Stephen Conway spoke in favour of adopting the new local plan at last week's full council meeting of Wokingham Borough Council.
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Conservatives express ‘serious concerns’
Local plan is 'littered with broken promise'.
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Five-bed home in Charvil refused
Wokingham Borough Council has refused plans for a house in Charvil.
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D-day for Wokingham’s local plan
A masterplan for building more than 11,000 homes across Wokingham Borough by 2040 will come before councillors tonight.
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Why do we need a local plan?
'The council has a duty to positively plan for development and protect the borough from unplanned and speculative proposals.'
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Shinfield Meadows close to completion
The final homes at a new neighbourhood are due to be completed this year.
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Plans approved for former F1 team owner
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans at the home for former F1 team owner Sir Ron Dennis CBE.
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Local Plan details revealed
The document sets out how the borough should develop to meet residents' needs until 2040.
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