FROM THE CHAMBER: Impact of new planning rules on our local plan
You may have heard, or been told, that the requirement for local planning targets for new dwellings has been relaxed. ...
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Wokingham’s Local Plan: What we are trying to do
Towards the local plan with Cllr John Halsall, leader of Wokingham Borough Council In previous weeks, I’ve explained what the ...
What is the Local Plan, and why does it matter?
Part one in a series on the Local Plan by Cllr John Halsall Last week I set out the challenges ...
Draft Local Plan: From the producers
With last week’s commentary focusing on what the Local Plan looked like from the receiving end, it seemed appropriate to ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Concerns of Grazeley villagers must be heard
IT SHOULD come as little surprise that residents of Grazeley are concerned over plans to plonk 15,000 homes on their ...
WOKINGHAM LOCAL PLAN: How will rest of borough fare under proposals?
Arborfield MORE THAN 3,300 homes are planned for Arborfield Garrison under the updated Local Plan. The draft Local Plan was ...
Borough residents invited to have their say over house building in Wokingham
THE BOROUGH council is encouraging Wokingham residents to have their say on plans for the future of the area. A ...
Wokingham council leader’s February letter against Grazeley plans
Back in February, Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor, in her capacity as a ward councillor for the area, joined other ward ...
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