New SEND school approved on site of former Wokingham-based digital marketing agency
THE former Wokingham headquarters of a digital marketing firm is to be converted into a school for children with additional ...
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Knowl Hill-based greenbelt rubbish dump to run for two more years
A CONTROVERSIAL rubbish dump has had its years of operation extended in a bid to help the environment. Grundon has ...
Plan for bus lane bridge TURNED DOWN by Wokingham planning committee
To loud cheers from campaigners a plan to dump a concrete bus lane bridge on an historic riverside beauty spot ...
Green bridge to run over new Arborfield Cross Relief Road
HIGHLIGHTS of the new 2.3km Arborfield Cross Relief Road linking the A327 Reading Road with the A327 Eversley Road include ...
Matthewsgreen school plan put on hold by councillors
PLANS for a brand new primary school, nursery and community centre in north Wokingham were put on hold by the ...
Wokingham and Emmbrook FC a step closer to returning to the borough for good after plans to improve Lowther Road are earmarked for approval
WOKINGHAM and Emmbrook have taken the lead in their efforts to install a stand and new floodlights at its Lowther ...
Elms Field Planning Meeting: Watch the video
Video of last night's controversial planning meeting to decide the fate of Elms Field is now online. Watch part 1 of ...
Elms Field project approved by Wokingham Council planning committee 7 votes to 2
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to revamp Elms Field by 7 votes to 2. The meeting took place on Wednesday, ...
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