St Sebastian’s homes plan refused
Plans to build six homes in Wokingham Without have been refused.
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‘Shocking’ plans for 1,000+ homes
The plans for up to 1,030 new homes and a new neighbourhood have been set out by developers
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Unit on the market
Another property in Wokingham town centre has been listed as available for rent.
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New homes for Barkham Ride
Councillors are being recommended to approve the application at a meeting this week.
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Starbucks drive-thru plans go to appeal
Residents have received letters advising of the appeal.
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Winnersh supermarket plans in doubt
Wokingham Borough Council could backtrack on its support for a new supermarket in Winnersh.
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New role for Jason
Jason Farrimond has been appointed director, land and new homes at Leader Romans Group.
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Plans for 500 homes ‘absolute lunacy’
Plans to build almost 500 homes in Wokingham Borough have been branded 'absolute lunacy' by villagers.
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Barkham mobile homes plan refused
Plans for a mobile home park in Barkham for the over-55s has been refused.
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Restaurant sign plans refused
The owners of a Wokingham restaurant have reacted with disappointment to a decision to refuse a planning application.
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