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Former hotel in Tilehurst to become a children’s home

James Aldridge, local democracy reporter by James Aldridge, local democracy reporter
Tuesday, September 12, 2023 7:01 am
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The former Warren Dene hotel at 1017 Oxford Road, Reading, set for conversion into a childrens home. Picture: David Brett, Reading Borough Council

The former Warren Dene hotel at 1017 Oxford Road, Reading, set for conversion into a childrens home. Picture: David Brett, Reading Borough Council

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A HOTEL in Tilehurst is to become a children’s home after Reading Borough Council granted approval for the change of use.

Duckquiff Ltd is to convert the Warren Dene Hotel at 1017 Oxford Road into an institution to provide respite care for up to eight children with severe learning disabilities.

Internal alterations involve the retention of eight of the 16 bedrooms. The remainder will become communal spaces.

The care home will have eight staff members on-site at any given time.

For more details, search for application 230485 on Reading Borough Council’s planning website.

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