‘Stick to the limit on Nine Mile Ride,’ resident pleads
A Finchampstead resident is pleading for people to abide by the speed limit on Nine Mile Ride.
Tag: Cllr Simon Weeks
Prime Minister’s support helps Sheeplands convince planning inspector for new garden shop
THE PRIME Minister was one of the people who helped convince a planning inspector to grant a popular nursery permission ...
Independent planning inspector at hearing for new Sheeplands application
AN INDEPENDENT planning inspector visited Wokingham Borough Council last week to launch a hearing into Hare Hatch Sheeplands. The farm ...
EXCLUSIVE: Hare Hatch Sheeplands owner looks to the future after High Court victory
Last week, the High Court ruled in favour of Hare Hatch Sheeplands bringing to an end its legal battle with ...
Wokingham Borough Council disappointed to lose High Court appeal over Hare Hatch Sheeplands
WOKINGHAM Borough Council said it was disappointing to lose a High Court appeal over its long-running dispute with a Hare ...
New car park opens at Finchampstead nature reserve
WALKERS will be able to drive in in style thanks to a new car park extension. Earlier this month, members ...
Unlawful garage bosses fined £130,000 by court
THE OWNERS of vehicle repair business that ran without permission have been fined more than £130,000. Warren Farms (Wokingham) Ltd, ...
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