Horse trapped in box sparks major Fire Service rescue in Finchampstead
The animal was in need of rescue on Fleet Lane.
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Look out for Grittney Spears on the roads
Borough's five gritters are officially named by school children
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Top 5 Festive things to do in Wokingham this weekend
The festive season is underway in Wokingham, bringing twinkling lights, cosy treats, and plenty of ways to get into the Christmas spirit.
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‘This is a fantastic addition to the Arborfield community’: Finchampstead fitness plans
Plans have been submitted that, if approved, will see a new fitness studio come to Finchampstead.
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Prince William spotted in Finchampstead
The Prince of Wales was at the Sports Club in the village, watching his son Prince Louis play football.
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Young dancers take centre stage at festive winter showcase
A group of young performers from across Wokingham and Finchampstead delivered a sparkling afternoon of festive entertainment
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Wokingham care home resident celebrates 103rd birthday
103 year old's celebration brings smiles and laughter to care home
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Finchampstead resident, David, finds his voice – through poetry
New poet's YouTube channel gains hundreds of followers in first couple of months
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Launch January with California Gardeners
A horticultural group will be digging into the new year with a talk on money saving tips
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Consultation planned for Finchampstead car park charges
Possible car parking charges in Finchampstead were discussed at the November meeting of Wokingham borough's full council.
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