The Kennet Shopping centre multi-storey Eagle Quarter redevelopment plans have been knocked on the head by the Government planning inspector.
Hundreds of young trees have sprung up through pavements and drains in Stroud Green in Newbury after a row of mature poplars was felled.
The building housing the former Padworth College, which closed its doors in June, has gone up for sale with a £5m price tag.
The public is being asked if antisocial behaviour measures should remain in a town centre.
The diminutive Desmoulin’s whorl snail has a consistent presence in the planning red tape.
Named, contactable officers are now in place across every neighbourhood in the Thames Valley.
Plans have gone in to West Berkshire Council for two padel courts at Douai Park in Upper Woolhampton.
Plans for a dog walking field in a West Berkshire village are being hounded out.
An application for planning permission for more shipping containers to be used for self storage has been refused by West Berkshire Council.
West Berkshire Council’s children’s services team has admitted getting it wrong after child was refused home-to-school transport
The Office for Nuclear Regulation has closed an improvement notice issued to AWE.
An application to sell late night food and alcohol at Best Buy Foods on London Road, Newbury, has been permitted.
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An eco centre research base in Kintbury has moved a step closer to fruition.
A planning inspector has been appointed by the government to look into West Berkshire Council’s refusal of an asphalt plant.
A cross-party group of MPs representing constituencies along the A34 have written to the Minister for Transport.
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An application for planning permission for 20 shipping containers to be used for self storage is to be discussed.
There's a big plan in Hungerford to create a wetland wildlife area.
Theale police station is getting new gates and a three meter security fence.
The site for 160 planned homes in Compton has now been cleared.
A little-known fact about the inner workings of West Berkshire Council is that it has its own film classification rules.
