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Three home plan refused in Caversham

James Aldridge, local democracy reporter by James Aldridge, local democracy reporter
Wednesday, November 8, 2023 6:01 am
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An artist's impression of what the homes would have looked like in Queens Road in Caversham Picture: cookham design

An artist's impression of what the homes would have looked like in Queens Road in Caversham Picture: cookham design

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The council’s planning department has refused a plan to build three homes on secured land used for parking at the back of 114 Queens Road, Caversham.

Gravitas Property Group was hoping to build three three-bed homes contained in one new building on the land.

However, the project was refused as it was judged a ‘cramped overdevelopment’ of the site.

The application can be seen by logging on to Reading Borough Council’s planning website, searching for reference 230844.

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