29 Whitley Street in April 2019
There were 17 new planning applications in south Reading this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
There were two new planning application in south Reading this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
62- 68 Silver Street dig on 6 August
Thames Valley Archaeological Services (TVAS) have completed their excavations at 62-68 Silver Street. They uncovered another section of the mediaeval tile kiln previously excavated at the adjacent site of 40 Silver Street. The area is expected to be covered over on Friday 9 August.
There were 10 new planning applications in south Reading this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
There were eight new planning applications in south Reading this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
There were 17 new planning applications in south Reading this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
There was one new planning application in south Reading this week. It may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
Reading Borough Council will be discussing issues in south Reading during planning applications committee next week. Continue reading
There were eight new planning applications in south Reading this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
There were 11 new planning applications in south Reading this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
There were ten new planning applications for Abbey, Church, Katesgrove, Minster and Whitley wards this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
Reading Borough Council will be discussing issues in south Reading during planning applications committee next week.
Woodley Arms – February 2019
More than six years after it closed its doors, the former Woodley Arms public house on Waldeck Street is on the market again at an asking price in excess of £1.25million. The site is being sold by Savills, the estate agent, as development land with planning permission for 38 student flats in two buildings .
There was one new planning application for Whitley ward this week. It may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
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Brown Signs – 12 June 2019
Demolition of the ‘Brown Signs’ building, formerly Fairway Press, on Silver Street has now been completed. By the afternoon of 12 June the only remaining trace was the very large orange demolition digger on site.
The government planning inspector who examined Reading Borough Council’s (RBC) new local plan has advised that clarification is needed on the policy on student accommodation developments. The local plan will guide Reading’s planning policy until 2036, and this is the first time that Reading will have had a planning policy on development for student housing.
There were six new planning applications for Redlands and Whitley wards this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
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Proposed Green Park railway station building. Image (c) Reading Borough Council
Reading Borough Council has submitted a planning application to enhance facilities at the proposed Green Park railway station in south Reading with the addition of a building funded with £2.3 million from the Department for Transport’s New Stations Fund.
Under the new chairmanship of Whitley ward councillor Emmett McKenna, two University planning applications were mentioned at the first Reading Borough Council (RBC) planning applications committee of the new mayoral year.
There were four new planning applications for Katesgrove and Redlands wards this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
