For many people, Christmas always starts with Carols From Kings on BBC Two - but churches across the borough will be holding special Christmas Eve services and events on Monday,...
Read moreDetailsTHE first phase of new housing for Gorse Ride will begin early next year. It follows the demolition this week of the former Cockayne Court Care Home. Around 50 homes...
Read moreDetailsPUPILS from a borough school have been giving lessons in kindness. The students at Gorse Ride School in Finchampstead are handing out special tokens to anyone who does a good...
Read moreDetailsONE OF the borough’s four MPs has lent his support to the borough council’s efforts to protect a green space from being developed. If it goes ahead, a field in...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL has launched an appeal to residents to join in a consultation over plans to revamp California Crossroads. And to ensure residents voices are heard, it is organising an...
Read moreDetailsWALKERS will be able to drive in in style thanks to a new car park extension. Earlier this month, members of the Moor Green Lakes Group (MGLG) in Finchampstead welcomed...
Read moreDetailsA MURDER investigation has been launched after a body of a man was found in Nine Mile Ride earlier today. Thames Valley Police currently has a presence on the Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsA TELECOMMUNICATIONS worker is in hospital after suffering serious injuries in a hit and run crash in Finchampstead. Now, Thames Valley Police has launched an appeal for witnesses to come...
Read moreDetailsWHEN it came to raising money for charity, 10-year-old Rose Mott took a short cut. The youngster from Finchampstead lopped off 12 inches of her long hair for the Little...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS on the rat-plagued Gorse Ride estate have claimed they are being punished for being poor
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