Could cuts to litter bins be binned? But cuts to the cuts are still on the cards
A Council committee has voted not to recommend a reduction in litter bin provisions.
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Hallowe’en events to be held at Jackson’s Cafe
There'll be halloween magic at Jackson's Cafe
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Follow a family cycle trail with clues, from Finchampstead to Arborfield
Follow a family cycle trail with clues, from Finchampstead to Arborfield
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California post office targeted
The Post Office at California crossroads in Finchampstead was targeted overnight.
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Finchampstead growers will learn how to grow miniature fruit trees
Finchampstead growers will learn how to grow miniature fruit trees
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Walk for wellbeing in Finchampstead
Walk for wellbeing in Finchampstead
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Homes plan for land on Nine Mile Ride
A BUILDING firm has submitted an application to Wokingham Borough Council for permission to build two houses and leave space for a self-build bungalow
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California Gardeners Show was blooming marvellous
California Gardeners Show was blooming marvellous
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Finchampstead residents raise concerns over council’s pothole repairs
MOTORISTS have raised concerns about the management of a large pothole on the side of a country road in Finchampstead.
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Multi-way traffic lights in Finchampstead
WOKINGHAM motorists may experience delays to their journeys in the coming days due to planned road works.
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