Mystery over housing plan map found in Ruscombe woods
MYSTERY surrounds a map showing a potential layout for a development on green belt land in Ruscombe – Wokingham Borough ...
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Ruscombe residents sign up to petition against housing plans
A new petition against a possible 3,500 homes on greenbelt land aims to “head them off at the pass”. The ...
Wokingham council leader’s February letter against Grazeley plans
Back in February, Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor, in her capacity as a ward councillor for the area, joined other ward ...
‘It’s bonkers. 1,000 homes in Barkham Square is madness’
LOCAL politicians have reacted with shock over the news that three big settlements are being discussed for the borough. Cllr ...
Anger over plans for 19,500 homes in Twyford, Barkham Square and Grazeley
Where homes are being explored for Wokingham borough - and how many FOR many people, Wokingham’s rural parishes are a ...
Grazeley, Twyford and Barkham Square earmarked for extra housing
PROPOSALS to build new homes around Grazeley, Twyford and Barkham Square are being explored by Wokingham Borough Council, who said ...
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