Plan to build 11,000 homes in next 15 years in Wokingham approved by Borough councillors
A MASTERPLAN to build 11,000 homes in Wokingham over the next 15 years has been approved by Wokingham Borough councillors
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MP calls for local plan update
Sir John Redwood MP has accused Wokingham's Lib Dem run council of "refusing" to work on its local plan.
Councils could be forced to borrow more if changes to housing levies are changed warns councillor
Councils could end up borrowing more money if changes to housing development laws go ahead.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Dither and delay allows unsustainable development
Some weeks ago, my Conservative colleague Cllr Wayne Smith warned that the failure of Wokingham’s Lib Dem/Labour/Independent administration to get ...
Plan to place 4,500 homes at Hall Farm questioned by residents at Wokingham Executive meeting
HALL FARM'S place in the forthcoming local plan update ? where homes will be built in Wokingham borough up to ...
The pressures of the local plan
Towards the Local Plan By Cllr John Halsall John Halsall PIC BY STEWART TURKINGTON www.stphotos.co.uk In last week’s column, I ...
'If Grazeley town goes ahead, Wokingham will be like a London suburb'
Wokingham will be like a London suburb if the new local plan to build 15,000 homes goes ahead. That‘s the ...
Comment: Wokingham’s local plan? The cunning, plan ahead!
In the Wokingham Paper of November 17, we printed a special commentary by Tony Johnson about the future of the ...
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