New date for Barkham solar farm
Work on Wokingham Borough Council's first solar farm is set to restart.
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Residents to have their say on proposed Spencers Wood solar farm
WOKINGHAM residents will give their opinions on a proposed 26 hectare development at an event on Friday, November 18.
Plans progress for new £20 million solar farm in Barkham as Wokingham political parties unite in vote
POLITICAL parties in Wokingham united to approve the next step in creating a solar farm in Barkham, estimated to cost ...
75-acre solar farm planned for Grazeley
PLANS ARE forming for a 75 acre solar farm near Grazeley. West Berkshire Council is hoping to host 45,000 solar ...
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.
Delay on 40,000 solar panel farm proposal
There has been a delay on the decision on the solar farm in Arborfield.
Residents invited to discuss plans for a solar farm in Farley Hill
Wessex Solar Energy says they are examining the feasibility of the site, and are inviting residents to ask questions.
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