Plans to build 1,500 homes on a golf course have been given outline planning permission. The decision was made at a special Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead council meeting on Thursday night. The development on the council-owned woodlands and open space by Property developer,

After more than six decades, though, Scott said the time has come to sell the land and move on to the next venture. "We just feel it's time," he said. "The way things are growing

The club closed in 2019 after the owners said it was no longer financially viable to run. No concrete plans have been announced, but the developer Charterhouse Strategic Land and Moore Place Holdings has submitted a screening request which outlines the potential scheme.

More than 200 homes are set to be built on part of a golf course after the developer won an appeal prompted when the plan was thrown out. Barratt David Wilson Homes will build the 214 houses after its proposal was rejected last year by Redditch Borough Council.