Mystery bids for cinema and foodstore in Elms Field
A supermarket and a cinema company have put their hats into the ring for the new Elms Field Development. Wokingham ...
Tag: Regeneration
Ambitious plans could see 17,120 homes built in Wokingham over next 20 years
MORE than 17,000 homes will need to be built in Wokingham borough over the next 20 years if the region ...
Plans progress for Carnival Pool redevelopment
WOKINGHAM’S new leisure centre has taken a step forward after announcing plans to start negotiating with businesses keen to move ...
Peach Street to face week’s closure for roadworks
WOKINGHAM town centre faces a fortnight of disruption this November as two busy roads will undergo roadworks. Peach Street is ...
Borough’s car parks to stand up and be counted
WOKINGHAM Borough Council (WBC) is counting on the regeneration this week as it explores the way in which its car ...
Mind the gap – fears over steep ditch at new Coppid Beech roundabout
FEARS have been raised over the safety of a new stretch of road coming into Wokingham from the A329M. Works ...
A327 roadworks end early – no more diversions for Shinfield to Arborfield
THREE weeks of roadworks ended a day earlier than planned, much to the relief of the borough’s motorists. The A327 ...
It’s not just any compulsory purchase order … it’s an M&S one
A HANDRAIL at Wokingham Methodist Church and a section of Marks & Spencer’s car park could be subject to a ...
Wokingham Air Cadets could see base move to Norreys
A PLANNING application which could see a facility for Wokingham’s young people move from Carnival Pool to Norreys has been ...
Carnival Pool multi-storey plan gets go ahead from Wokingham Council planners
WOKINGHAM town centre’s regeneration took a step forward on Wednesday night as controversial proposals for a new multi-storey car park ...
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