Plans move ahead for affordable housing and care facility at Amethyst Road, Dwyer Road
Reading Borough Council has announced that its plans for affordable housing and an adult care facility are set to go ...
Tag: Affordable housing
Council plans to build 211 affordable homes across Reading in £30 million scheme
A £30 MILLION project to bring 211 affordable homes to the borough has been approved by Reading Borough Council.
Former outdoor store in Reading could become 60 homes if developer’s new plan is approved
A DEVELOPER has applied for permission to demolish a former outdoors store and replace it with 60 homes
Opposition parties air concerns over affordable housing numbers under construction in Reading
OPPOSITION parties are calling on Reading Borough Council's ruling Labour group to do more to bring affordable housing to the ...
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