Sorbon Estates 'wasted public resources' in pursuing an appeal for flats at Tectonic Place, the council said.
A planning inspector said the company had caused RBWM ‘wasted and unnecessary expense’ over its decision to pursue an appeal which ‘could not succeed’.
The appeal site viewed from Tape Lane (image: Google).
Plans for 99 new homes in Hurst have been thrown out at appeal with a planning inspector warning its ‘cumulative harms’ outweighed any benefits.
Also this week: a new shop is planned for Windsor, and a decision has been made on some Iver kennels that were built without the proper permissions.
The Crown pub in Boyn Hill can become four houses after an appeal was allowed (archive photo).
DHL building in Hurricane Way. Photo via Google.
The former HSBC branch in Windsor High Street
The former Windsor HSBC branch could be turned into a Gail’s café after a planning application was submitted to the Royal Borough.
Burnham Beeches Golf Club entrance in Green Lane (archive image).
Burnham Beeches Golf Club had been served an enforcement notice by Buckinghamshire Council, which demanded its new 15-space car park by the clubhouse be ripped up.
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Planned track closures are impacting trains to and from Maidenhead, Burnham and Taplow on the Elizabeth Line.
Archive image of traffic on the M4 near Slough.
Drivers on the M4 near Slough have been warned to expect nearly an hour of delays and up to three miles of traffic following a multi-vehicle crash.
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