Towards Wokingham’s Local Plan: The crisis in affordable housing
John Halsall PIC BY STEWART TURKINGTON www.stphotos.co.uk Part one in a series on the Local Plan by Cllr John Halsall ...
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Children from Grazeley Primary School protest against housing plan
Grazeley resident, Nicola Turnball’s main concerns for the development are the number of houses, which she believes will put a ...
Young adults can cement their future in the construction industry with this work experience opportunity.
A Wokingham business is calling for young adults to apply for their summer work experience placements. And they aren’t asking ...
VIEWPOINTS: A piece of the breach
According to a post on the Winnersh Community Facebook page last Thursday morning, there was good news. Highways England had ...
VIEWPOINT: How to make the Prime Minister listen over our housing numbers…
Wokingham Labour welcomes any initiative that could possibly reduce the current level of overdevelopment. This new consultation, however, is an ...
NEIL COUPE: We should be proud that developers want to invest in Wokingham
Neil Coupe Should we be alarmed at the number of new homes being built in Wokingham? There is a recognised ...
Tony Johnson: A house, a house! My borough for a house!
Last week’s Wokingham Paper reported about losing those two planning appeals marks a setback for Wokingham Borough Council (WBC). In ...
Peach Place update: Rose Street footpath to reopen in New Year
THE next phase of work at Peach Place will see buildings start to emerge. In a festive newsletter from contractors ...
Shinfield Relief Road FINALLY opens (and it’s late)
SIXTEEN months after it was due to open, the Shinfield Eastern Relief Road finally opened to traffic this morning ... ...
Wokingham’s views – your letters October 22
Talking about Wokingham's regeneration There has been a lot of coverage in this paper of the regeneration works in Wokingham, ...
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