Firm makes concrete plans made to move out of Emmbrook by August
LOCALS in Emmbrook are angry they will have to wait another three months before a concrete batching plant is finally ...
Tag: Toutley Road
Housebuilder appeals for Christmas toys for two charities – including Building For The Future
A HOUSEBUILDER is hoping that kind-hearted residents will join in its campaign to ensure it’s a merry Christmas for children ...
Concrete bosses vows to fix planning issues over Emmbrook site
BOSSES of a concrete batching plant that has opened in Wokingham say they will work with the council to sort ...
Fire in Emmbrook park believed to be started deliberately
A FIRE at a park in Emmbrook is believed to have been started deliberately. At about 4.35pm on Tuesday (16) ...
North Wokingham Distributor Road: Residents’ anger as cheaper Toutley Road route is chosen
REVISED plans for the Northern Distributor Road were condemned by residents at a stormy meeting on Wednesday, February 17. Matt ...
Wokingham’s roads supremo: “It’s frankly nonsense to say we ignore you”
Following a residents meeting to discuss the North Wokingham Distribution Road, organised by the Emmbrook Residents Association and Joel Park Residents ...
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