A massive plan for 200 homes is among the planning applications that have been submitted this week.
The 200-home scheme has been submitted for land at Bridge Farm in Twyford.
Elsewhere, the developer for an 81-home plan for the Palm Hills Estate has applied to make adjustments to the scheme.
There is also a plan to build 18 homes at Winkfield Manor in Ascot, and flashy new designs have been revealed for a historic pub in Wokingham.
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To view each plan in detail in Bracknell Forest enter the planning reference in brackets into the search bar of the borough’s planning portal here: https://planapp.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/online-applications/.
From there, you can also see a list of the applications validated and decided on each week.
To see plans in Wokingham, head to the borough council planning portal: https://planning.wokingham.gov.uk/FastWebPL/welcome.asp . You can use this link to see a list of applications lodged and submitted in the week.
Huge 200 home development in Twyford (Wokingham app 212720)
A huge plan for 200 homes has been submitted for land at Bridge Farm in Twyford.
The scheme would see the homes built around the existing Orchard House, which was built to replace Bridge Farm and will be retained.
Meanwhile, six substantial agricultural buildings would be demolished and the homes built on the farmland itself.
The site is bounded by the River Loddon to the west.
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The developers Croudace Homes are seeking outline approval for the plan, with all matters reserved except access to the site, which will be in the form of a roundabout from New Bath Road.
The rest of the details will be submitted to the council at a later date, if Croudace Homes receive outline approval.
The council’s public consultation over the plan will run until September 16. You can view more pictures for the plan in the gallery above.
Replacement of Winkfield Manor with 18 homes (Bracknell app 21/00780/FUL)
Developers have applied to knock down the buildings at Winkfield Manor and replace them with 18 homes.
The homes in the manor are currently deserted. The Manor House was damaged in a fire in April last year, with Thames Valley Police suspecting arson.
Terraced cottages in the grounds have also been deemed uninhabitable, yet there is a modern block of flats on the site as well.
The proposals involve building a replacement Manor House a Gate House, two ‘stable blocks’ of houses and a ‘new barn’.
In total, there will be 15 three-bedroom homes, two two-bedroom homes and the four-bedroom Manor House.
You can view more pictures for the plan in the gallery above.
Details submitted for 81 home plan at Palm Hills Estate (21/00772/REM)
Here, the developers of the Palm Hills Estate have submitted more detailed designs of what they will be doing at the development.
Outline plans for 81 homes at the Palm Hills Estate were granted on appeal following a public enquiry on July 12.
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As a result of the appeal, 49 three-bedroom, 15 one-bedroom, nine four-bedroom and eight two-bedroom homes will be built on the site.
Now the developers have submitted details of hard and soft landscaping as they gear up to act on the approved plan.
Flashy designs for historic pub in Wokingham (Wokingham app 212857)
The historic Rose Inn pub in Wokingham is gearing up to open, and as such, designs for what it will look like have been submitted.
Unsurprisingly, the entrance of the pub will be painted rose red, with café barriers advertising the pub’s secret garden, private events space, and all day food offers.
The pub is gearing up to open in early October.
The owners Oakman Inns have submitted extensive plans for The Rose, as it is a Grade II listed building.
It used to serve as a Café Rouge until the restaurant chain pulled out of the town in 2018.
You can view more pictures for the plan in the gallery above.
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