Fears for biodiversity scheme in Arborfield aimed at making up for loss of field in Hurst
A potential new wildlife site in Arborfield to make up for land lost under new houses in Hurst could be ...
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Professor’s dismay over plans for 200 homes in Hurst
An associate professor working in planning and development has spoken out against the 200 homes proposed for Hurst where she ...
Hurst field: it might be loved but it’s not necessarily ‘value landscape’ says developer backing 200 homes plan
Residents love the views of a green field wanted for housing ? but an expert says that doesn't make it ...
Hurst Village Society organises taxi service to help residents attend 200 homes inquiry
Hurst Village Society is co-ordinating a free-to-use taxi service to help folk attend an inquiry into whether 200 homes should ...
Relief for Hurst residents as plans to build 200 homes on a green field rejected
Hundreds of residents are relieved that plans for about 200 homes on a green field have been turned down.
High viz jacket sighting alarms Hurst residents: could homes be coming to a field near them?
One man wearing a high viz jacket and using survey equipment has alarmed residents who fear proposals to build on ...
Open for rent: Eleven new social houses in Hurst
The houses in Tape Lane, Hurst are the first traditional council housing of its kind to be built in over ...
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