Finchampstead plan for 256 homes approved
A housebuilder has secured reserved matters planning approval for 256 new homes in Finchampstead.
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Morris Men delight the crowds
A tradition that sees marauding knights alongside Father Christmas wielding a sword was performed across Wokingham during the festive season.
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Finchampstead Road verges sold for £200,000
Mystery surrounds the sale of two pieces of roadside verges.
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Police commissioner in Finchampstead
Thames Valley police and crime commissioner Matthew Barber was in Finchamstead last week.
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Works to start at California crossroads
The council has organised a drop-in session today for residents, local businesses and other interested parties.
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Wokingham witnesses 22 ‘brides’ out for a run
Wokingham witnesses 22 'brides' out for a run
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Finchampstead comedy carol concert swaps choir master for Taskmaster
Finchampstead comedy carol concert swaps choir master for Taskmaster
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Siren welcomes Santa
Santa Claus made a welcome visit to Siren Tap Yard's annual Christmas Fayre on Saturday.
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There will be gifts on the tree for children this Christmas
There will be gifts on the tree for children this Christmas, thanks to the borough's generosity
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Milestone for Gorse Ride regeneration
A major milestone in the regeneration of Gorse Ride in Finchampstead was celebrated last Thursday.
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