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Here are some major developments that could be coming in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Here are some major developments that could be coming in 2024

Plenty of major developments are set to come to east Berkshire following planning approval this year.

Major 400 home Windsor development gets given the go-ahead - Vimarsana News

Major 400 home Windsor development gets given the go-ahead

Major plans for more than 400 new homes have been given the go-ahead.

Killeen Comprehensive Plan renamed as city promotes it - Vimarsana News

Killeen Comprehensive Plan renamed as city promotes it

The Killeen government has launched a new campaign to heavily promote a plan that aims to guide the city’s growth through the next two decades.

Investegate |Stonewater Funding Announcements | Stonewater Funding: Non-deal roadshow - Vimarsana News

Investegate |Stonewater Funding Announcements | Stonewater Funding: Non-deal roadshow

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Port Meadow fence: Boaters call for plan to be scrapped - Vimarsana News

Port Meadow fence: Boaters call for plan to be scrapped

“It is less accessible for boaters in that is makes it narrower.” Ms Manson, who lives in London, added the boaters were willing to give feedback on the council plans, and suggested other improvements could be made to the boardwalk instead, like a non-slip material on top of the wooden boards, more fingerboards running alongside boats to make it easier to board, and a widened walkway. The council said it did not need planning permission to get the go-ahead for the fence, because installing it was ‘matter of public health and safety, the fencing is therefore a requirement to preven...