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Woking council proposes high-rise city centre towers

Woking Borough Council has submitted plans for two major high-rise residential projects in its town centre, through its own development vehicle, Thameswey.

Woking has a number of high-rise towers planned: some are under construction; others have been approved but are yet to start. Adding to those, the council propose a 34-storey building with 174 homes as well as a 17-storey building to include 204 student and co-living rooms.

One Thameswey development is under way on a site close to the station, in partnership with contractor Galliford Try. This scheme will provide nearly 150 homes both for rent and sale. It is understood Thameswey will retain the build-to-rent homes in order to generate income.

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