Almost all UK Planning Applications are subject to some form of public consultation. Anyone that will be affected must be notified and given the chance to comment. Reading Borough Council used to notify residents, by letter, of Planning Applications made in the vicinity of their property. This practice has now ceased and, although the applicant must still display a Planning Notice at the application site itself, neighbours are no longer directly alerted to proposed development that may affect them.

The content of this page is regularly updated by WADRA to provide a summary of all Planning Applications made within the WADRA boundary. Full details of each application can be found by clicking on the Planning Application Reference Number, which will take you to the application’s entry in RBC’s Planning Register where you can submit comments.

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