Consultation from Reading Borough Council for amended plans for the following proposals (220409) Redevelopment of Caversham Park for assisted living accommodation (Class C2) for over 55�s through conversion of Caversham Park House, erection of a care home (Class C2) and age-restricted retirement dwellings (Class C3) including conversion of existing buildings Bursars House and The Lodge. Erection of affordable housing (Class C3 non-age restricted) and refurbishment/extension of existing pavilion to provide changing facilities, caf�/studio/interpretation hub, sports provision of 2 croquet lawns & 2 bowling greens, refurbishment of tennis court, associated parking and landscaping following demolition of extensions/outbuildings to the main house (amended description) and (220410) Works associated with the redevelopment of Caversham Park to provide assisted living units including alterations to the main house and demolition of existing extensions and outbuildings. Works associated with the residential conversion of Bursars House, The Lodge and 2 Caversham Park Drive (amended description).

Full application for the proposed erection of a two storey front extension with porch canopy roof and ramp following demolition of existing front porch and ramp, a first floor rear extension, a part two storey part single storey rear extension to form a new stairwell, single storey rear extensions with 3 no. rooflights, plus alterations to existing single storey roof form, changes to fenestration and removal of a shed and external staircase to existing residential care home.

Full application for the proposed erection of a part three storey, part single storey rear extension including roof terrace to form 3no residential units, following the demolition of existing two storey flat roofed rear extension and demolition of detached outbuilding, plus insertion of 6 no. rooflights and associated roof alterations.

Application to vary condition 5 of planning consent 200428 for the Full application for proposed roof extension to provide 5. no (4 x 2 beds and 1 x 1 bed)residential apartments, erection of single storey front extension to form new entrance porch following removal of existing metal fascia, alterations to existing fenestration including addition of glass balustrades and 10 no. additional doors at ground floor level, plus removal of existing external metal staircase. Condition 5 refers to landscaping and the variation is to add a water booster.

Consultation from Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead for the following proposal: Hybrid planning application (part-outline, part- full) for comprehensive mixed-use redevelopment of the site including: (1) OUTLINE planning application (with all matters reserved) for the demolition of existing buildings and erection of four buildings that range in height, with the highest being 88.70m AOD and the lowest being 66.2m AOD), comprising: Extra Care - up to 29,700 sqm (GEA); Business Use - up to 30,400 sqm (GEA); Flexible retail, financial and professional services, restaurants and cafes, drinking establishments, hot food takeaways, non-residential institutions and assembly and leisure - up to 4,400 sqm (GEA); Parking and plant space - up to 13,300 sqm (GEA); Formation of new pedestrian and vehicular access; Means of access and circulation and car parking within the Site; and Provision of new public open space, landscaping and associated works. (2) FULL planning application for the demolition of all existing buildings on site, except Nicholsons House, Brock House and 69 High Street (with alteration to the lower floors of Nicholsons House and partial demolition at 53-55 High Street), site preparation, erection of two residential buildings comprising 25 storeys, and part 15/part 10 storey (plus basement) and a landscaped podium, construction of a 4-storey part office building, the provision of a new public open space, and landscaping and the erection of a 12-storey multi-storey car park (plus basement) and flexible retail, financial and professional services, restaurant and cafes, drinking establishments, assembly and leisure, and heritage and community centre uses and associated works.