Monitors help schools tackle air pollution
Wokingham borough council has installed air quality monitors outside four schools.
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Finchampstead
Local councillors oppose 350 homes in Finchampstead
Councillors are warning a proposal for hundreds of homes would cause 'great harm' to their village.
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Pupils designs for homes of the future
David Wilson Homes has joined forces with Finchampstead C of E primary school.
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California Gardeners spring into glorious colour
Their show was a blaze of yellow daffodils
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Sixty families, 200 egg and bacon baps, and a clean and tidy Finchampstead
Finchampstead Baptist Church volunteers clear up the surrounding woods and streets
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Join a community litter pick this weekend
Wokingham Borough Council is inviting residents to join the borough-wide annual litter pick.
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Want to make new friends?
Drop in to a Finchampstead cafe
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Details confirmed for roundabout roadworks
Road closures set to cause significant disruption for drivers until March 2026.
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Wokingham man walks 500km across four countries for Sue Ryder charity
Father of three takes time to do 'something meaningful'
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Last chance to join Covid memorial tree planting
More than 150 Wokingham residents have signed up.
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