Campaigners make final plea ahead of Woodcray hearing: Your countryside needs you!
CAMPAIGNERS trying to prevent 216 homes from being built on land off Finchampstead Road has issued a rallying cry of ...
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Yellow ribbons set to return as campaigners urged to attend inquiry into bid to build 216 homes off Fincghampstead Road
Residents and campaigners to Save Woodcray Countryside (SWC) are gearing up for a final battle with developers at a public ...
Wokingham residents celebrate after Woodcray homes plan rejected again
CAMPAIGNERS are celebrating after a housebuilder lost a second attempt to build a huge housing development on a popular green ...
Residents turn out in force over plans to build 216 homes on Woodcray Meadows
COUNCILLORS, cuddly toys, and concerned neighbours came together on Saturday to show a united face against plans to build 216 ...
Campaigners against Woodcray Meadows home plan vow to save ‘unspoilt countryside’
CAMPAIGNERS are urging residents to block a second attempt to build a huge housing development on a popular green site. ...
Wokingham council loses planning appeal over Finchampstead Road SANG
WHILE Wokingham Borough Council’s planning department rejected plans to build 250 homes off Finchampstead Road, it lost an appeal this ...
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