Beer to support charity
Finchampstead-based Elusive Brewery welcomed Wokingham town mayor, Cllr Sally Gurney, last weekend.
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Finchampstead man jailed for drug offences
Joe McNally was sentenced to 18 years and six months' imprisonment.
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Crossroads work behind schedule
A suggestion that work is currently delayed by as much as three weeks may not be entirely correct.
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Finchampstead gardeners say tulips will star in their spring show
Daffodils may be out, but tulips are in
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Happiness is a walk in the park
Join a group that strolls for mental wellbeing
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Trust chosen to run Barkham SEND schools
The two schools will be based alongside each other at Rooks Nest Farm.
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Litter pickers are making bagfuls of difference
Money, hub caps, and an arm chair are among the rubbish found
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Save a life by learning basic first aid for free
People can learn to use a defibrillator at a first aid course organised by Finchampstead Parish Council
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Children can enjoy their school garden thanks to volunteer gardeners
Helping hands have transformed Gorse Ride School's quiet space
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California Gardeners tackle a grave subject
Club members will learn how memorials are kept as peaceful places
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