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The latest property stories coming out of the Thames Valley.
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Council offices set to be sold or let
The Observatory House building used by Slough Borough Council is likely to be sold or leased with...
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Slough stakeholders say town is thriving
Berkeley Homes, which is currently building 1,300 new homes at the former Horlicks Factory site in...
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How Michael Gove could learn from the confectionary industry
Philip Waddy, managing director of multi-disciplinary architectural, planning and design...
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City status and Reading: is it time to move on?
Reading will succeed with or without city status, according to Thames Tap partners – and some are...
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Reading fails in city status bid
Reading has failed again in its bid for city status while Milton Keynes has succeeded....
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‘Nature must come first’
Planning policy needs to put nature first with green infrastructure made mandatory for...
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Ground rent reform on the way for leaseholders
Karen Pratt, in Blandy & Blandy’s residential property team, discusses the Leasehold Reform...
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Panel will discuss Building Nature In
Experts from property and environmental industries will come together this week for a conference...
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‘Councils should be central to regeneration schemes’
Local authorities should be central to helping town centres recover, delegates heard at last...
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‘Little hope for planning reform anytime soon’
Politics looks set to stifle planning reform in the view of some of our Thames Tap partners. We...
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Renters Reform Bill: a balancing Act
Richard Pulford in the property disputes team at Boyes Turner, examines the past and present...
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The Arc will triumph
UK Property Forums consultant Hugh Blaza attended Westminster Social Policy Forum’s seminar on the...
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Triumph or tragedy? Mixed views on Crossrail opening
A mix of delight and scepticism among Thames Tap partners greeted the news that Crossrail is to...
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Oxfordshire needs county wide energy strategy
With numbers of planning applications for large solar farms increasing in Oxfordshire’s rural...
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The Ox-Cam Arc: being left to fend for itself?
The Oxford – Cambridge Arc may be low on the Government’s priority but this week UK...
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Pincents Lane refused again
A second planning committee at West Berkshire Council has refused permission for up to 165 homes...
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Savills reports unceasing demand for land
Unceasing demand for development land in Oxfordshire and the Thames Valley resulted in strong...
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57-hectare solar farm attracts opposition
Opposition is growing to plans for a solar farm in South Oxfordshire. The plan, submitted to South...
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Hugely-contested solar farm recommended for approval
Fiercely-contested plans for an 85-hectare solar farm in Bramley have been recommended for...
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View from the riverbank: planning for confusion?
The latest moves in the Pincents Lane saga have shone a spotlight on the strange manner in which...
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