Former offices in Wokingham town centre Grade II listed building will be converted into flats
Offices above a Wokingham town centre shop will become flats after planning permission was granted.
Tag: planning
Blandy & Blandy Ranked Among the Top Planning Law Firms in the UK
A READING-based law firm is one of the best in the country when it comes to planning.
Approval for green energy farm with 40,000 solar panels
A new solar farm will be build on 20 hectares of land between Arborfield and Swallowfield.
Finchampstead resident calls on compulsory planning notices
A FINCHAMPSTEAD resident is calling on the council to make the display of planning notices compulsory for all new developments.
17.5 metre phone mast proposed for residential street in Winnersh
Residents commenting on the application have called the mast an “eyesore”, and are concerned that the chestnut trees will be ...
Developer to hold public exhibition over 34 retirement flats on Reading Road
Although the planning application has not yet been submitted, developer McCarthy and Stone are inviting local residents to view and ...
Residents make a case against expansion of R Collard site
Eversley residents hit out at commercial waste company, R Collard over its previous breaches of planning control, in a bid ...
Council to spend £600K helping residents to fight planning appeals
Earlier this autumn, council leader, Cllr John Halsall, had pledged to invest in the best possible team to fight these ...
Second group joins battle against Ruscombe housing proposals
A new group has been formed to fight building a possible 3500 homes on greenbelt land. One thousand people from ...
Wokingham Council loses appeal over 20 homes in Swallowfield
A SENIOR councillor has hit out after the planning inspectorate overuled the council’s planning committee. Last week, Turley Homes won ...
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