Barkham 350-homes plan refused
The plans attracted more than 1,000 objections.
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Twyford homes plan goes to appeal
Plans for 230 homes between Charvil and Twyford were rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Care home plans for Shinfield property
Agents have applied to change the use of 32 Cirrus Drive into a children's care home
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‘Insane’ plans for 350 homes set to be approved
A development in Barkham has attracted more than 900 objections from residents.
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Annexe plans for former beauty salon
Plans have been approved to convert a former beauty salon into a residential annexe.
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Fears over plans for new homes
The plans have already attracted objections from neighbours.
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Lower Earley hub on the market
The former home of Autotrader, the automotive brand founded by Sir John Madejski, was vacated nearly 10 years ago,
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McDonald’s confirms no drive-thru plans for new Wokingham restaurant
McDonald's has confirmed it has no plans to introduce a drive-thru in Wokingham.
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A new life for the former Shire Hall site
The building could be demolished and replaced with six logistics units.
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Plans for 99 homes in Hurst
The plans could see homes on a site that was previously refused.
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