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‘Unacceptable safety hazard’: 75-home Berkshire plan faces council verdict
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The Wokingham Paper‘Unacceptable safety hazard’: 75-home Berkshire plan faces council verdict
A verdict is due on a plan for 75 homes in a village in Berkshire near Reading and a stop for the Elizabeth Line. The project would see new homes built in the village of Charvil, which is located between Reading and Twyford, both of which have stops for the Elizabeth Line trains to and from London. The village is also located along the A4, a major road link between the Reading suburbs of Woodley and Earley and Maidenhead. Now, a housebuilding co…
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