Planted Plates opens at Milton Park’s Signal Yard
Independent plant-based café Planted Plates has opened at Milton Park’s new £14m Signal Yard hub, marking its transition from a 2021 food truck.
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How the National Scheme of Delegation will change decision making in the Thames Valley
New national planning rules starting Oct 2026 cap committees at 13 members and shift most decisions to officers to speed up home delivery.
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Muse and Homes England submit £640 million Slough regeneration plans
Muse & Homes England submit plans for £640m Slough North West Quadrant regeneration, bringing 1,500 homes to the former TVU site.
Corscale make appointments for Iver data centre predevelopment
Corscale has appointed McLaren and Phoenix ME for predevelopment works on a 140MW data centre in Iver, targeting completion in Q4 2029.
Deal set to kick off new chapter for Basingstoke Town
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council's cabinet will consider a proposal to grant Basingstoke Town Community Football Club a long-term lease for the Winklebury Football Complex.
Planted Plates opens at Milton Park’s Signal Yard
Independent plant-based café Planted Plates has opened at Milton Park’s new £14m Signal Yard hub, marking its transition from a 2021 food truck.
Woking sets out next phase of recovery programme
Woking Borough Council has published three reports ahead of its Executive meeting on 11 June 2026,...
Planning application approved for £100 million Wiltshire manufacturing facility
Wiltshire Council approves apetito's Kitchen West facility in Trowbridge, securing 700 jobs and boosting sustainable meal production capacity.
Third Taverham application comes forward for same site
Broadland District Council is recommended to approve Norfolk Homes' reserved matters application for 188 homes at the 1,530-unit Marriott’s Park site in Taverham.
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Nexus Planning secures approval for 1,400-home Aylesbury scheme.
On behalf of Gleeson Land and its landowners, Nexus Planning has secured planning...
Deal set to kick off new chapter for Basingstoke Town
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council's cabinet will consider a proposal to grant Basingstoke Town Community Football Club a long-term lease for the Winklebury Football Complex.
Frasers Property secures 6,000 sq ft Bracknell lease
Frasers Property UK has let 6,060 sq ft of fitted office space at Maxis Business Park in Bracknell to an AI-driven enterprise software firm.
Buckinghamshire Council proposes Best Start Family Hub locations
Buckinghamshire Council proposes new Best Start Family Hubs in High Wycombe and Burnham, subject to Cabinet approval on 12 May, expanding its early years support programme.
Maidenhead United’s Braywick Park move kicks on
Maidenhead United moves closer to a new 5,000-seat stadium after RBWM approves its Braywick Park land disposal in principle, pending lease and planning approval.
28-dwelling Newbury proposal seeks EV charger permission
Palady Homes proposes 28 affordable apartments on Mill Lane in Newbury, adjacent to the former Magistrates Court and backing onto the Kennet and Avon Canal.
Oxford’s Warneford Hospital redevelopment ready for review
Oxford City Council's planning review committee is set to approve a new University of Oxford graduate college and mental health campus.
Alchemy secures 11th deal at Campus with second Emerson’s letting
Automated test and measurement systems provider NI has signed a 10-year lease for 6,060 sq ft of newly refurbished office space at Campus, Reading International.
Muse and Homes England submit £640 million Slough regeneration plans
Muse & Homes England submit plans for £640m Slough North West Quadrant regeneration, bringing 1,500 homes to the former TVU site.
Swindon signals new future for station area
A long-derelict building in central Swindon is set to become a symbol of town’s regeneration. The...
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