Approval for school entrance changes
Approval for the work at Forest School has been granted.
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Council reacts to new housing targets
Wokingham Borough Council is 'working to understand' the new government's housing target.
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Open House for historic property
Wingmore Lodge in Rose Street is one of the town's most striking Grade II listed properties.
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Shinfield supermarket taking shape
The supermarket is being built in Beke Avenue.
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War of words over local plan
The feisty exchange revolved around the document that will include a strategy for development throughout the borough.
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A blooming good initiative
Crest Nicholson led a bulb planting event for students from Bohunt secondary school.
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New dentist for Wokingham
Plans have been submitted that could see a historic Wokingham building become a dental surgery.
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More affordable homes as approved development
A new development close to Wokingham town centre could now be exclusively made up of entirely affordable homes.
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Quick action promised on local plan
Wokingham Borough Council will move quickly to finalise its local plan update.
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Residents learn about Arborfield homes plan
The event saw developer Croudace reveal its initial proposals for land north of School Road
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