Plan to replace 165-year-old Caversham School with flats rejected
A plan to replace an independent school where people were taught for 165 years in Caversham with new homes has been rejected.
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Property
Council defeated after rejecting plan to seal off huge house in Caversham
Hoardings around a house in Caversham that has been unoccupied for years have been allowed to stay despite misgivings from the council.
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Decision to be confirmed on replacement of closed Caversham school with more than 60 homes
The replacement of a closed school in Caversham with more than 60 new homes is set to be rejected.
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Plan for five new luxury homes in Reading rejected
A plan for five new luxury homes in Reading has been rejected due to concerns about a lack of space for the families who could have lived there.
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New care site and more than 40 flats in Reading months away from completion
A new housing and care site that is being built in an estate in Reading is just months away from completion.
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Fresh plan submitted for five luxury homes in Reading following appeal decision
A fresh plan for luxury homes in Reading has been submitted following the recent rejection of a project for the same site.
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Bracknell IT delays: What are your options?
Bracknell Forest council is in the process of rolling out a new IT system, which is continuing to cause significant delays.
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600-home ‘garden village’ plan revealed for farmland between Reading and Wokingham
Plans have been revealed for hundreds of homes that could be built on farmland between Reading and Wokingham.
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New council licensing scheme aims to improve rental properties for tenants
Reading Borough Council is pushing to raise standards for thousands of tenants around the town as a stricter licensing has now gone into effect
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Reading planning round-up: Plan to convert restaurant into six flats withdrawn
A plan to convert a chain restaurant in Reading that has had a difficult recent history has been put on hold.
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