Call for Prime Minister to act over Wokingham building problems
THE PRIME MINISTER has been accused of refusing to respond to councils’ requests over land supply issues and now there ...
Tag: Housing
Ruscombe residents sign up to petition against housing plans
A new petition against a possible 3,500 homes on greenbelt land aims to “head them off at the pass”. The ...
Tony Johnson: The broken drum
If last week’s commentary on housing showed anything, in describing the practice of ‘planning by appeal’ along with the misleading ...
Residents group meets with council over housing
Ruscombe Voice (RV), a second group formed to fight the possible 3,500 homes, has held a meeting for residents to ...
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 ...
Campaigners’ meetings to help fight against Ruscombe developments
Three new public meetings about 3500 new homes being possibly built on greenbelt in Ruscombe have been organised. The Campaign ...
Time capsule buried to mark Phoenix Avenue’s future
FORMER Eustace Crescent residents joined with members of Wokingham Borough Council staff and representatives from Wokingham Housing (WHL) and Berry Brook ...
Woodley Age Concern site cleared, affordable housing planned
Wokingham Housing (WHL) said it has just completed the final site clearance work on behalf of Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) ...
Anger over plans to build 250 homes in Winnersh
RESIDENTS fighting plans to build up to 250 homes in a Winnersh cul-de-sac said that the proposals are “nothing short ...
Theresa May pledges to protect green belt while visiting Wokingham homeowner
ONE of the borough’s four MPs has pledged to protect the green belt, while also encouraging one of the biggest ...
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