Former ‘land banking’ plot for sale
A plot of land in Finchampstead that was part of an international land banking investment scam is currently for sale.
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Follow your nose to support charity
A beverage that will support the chosen charity of the mayor of Wokingham was launched in the town last weekend.
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Food for body and soul
FBC to hold women's event
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Want to make new friends?
A Finchampstead cafe is the place to be
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Society closes after almost 50 years
The Finchampstead Society was established by a group of residents in 1976.
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Finchampstead homes able to connected to ultra-fast broadband
FINCHAMPSTEAD residents can now download the latest Netflix hits without worrying about anyone else being on the line
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Cllr falls whilst campaigning
Cllr Prue Bray suffered the accident in Finchampstead last week.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Fantastic four from Finch
Four members of the Finch Coasters running club took part in last weekend's London Marathon.
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Fun for children and childminders
Registered childminders can drop in to a play session for fives and under
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