Park Place Estate home plan approved
AN APPLICATION to build a home within Park Place Estate in Upper Culham was approved by councillors at a planning ...
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Residents’ fears over plan for 83 homes in Riseley
A VILLAGE in the south of the borough could be almost doubled in size if a controversial planning application is ...
Council seeks go ahead for faster home building plan
NEW homes in Wokingham borough could be built more quickly if an application by the council to a £2billion government ...
BREAKING: Aldryngton Primary School expansion plans approved
PLANS to expand an Earley primary school have been approved by Wokingham Borough Council (WBC)'s planning committee this evening. Parents of children ...
Shinfield acoustic noise fence could be axed at Wednesday’s planning meeting
A PROPOSAL to axe noise cancelling fencing aimed at protecting Shinfield residents from a new road looks set to get ...
Extraordinary planning meeting cancelled
WOKINGHAM Borough Council's extraordinary meeting of the planning committee has been cancelled. The committee were due to discuss planning application O/2014/2179 for ...
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