HAGGIS toasties, mac n’ cheese, vegan chilli and cheese sandwiches are all on the menu at a Finchampstead brewery this summer. Siren Craft Brew is holding Street Food Saturdays throughout...
Read moreDetailsJon Laugharne has been named as the new manager of Woodley United. The former Finchampstead boss left Memorial Park this time last year following their voluntary relegation into the Thames...
Read moreDetailsWokingham bowler Iain Muirden took six wickets as the Oaks thrashed Great and Little Tew in the Home Counties Premier 2. Muirden's figures of 6-40, as well as four wickets...
Read moreDetailsDR PHILLIP LEE is hoping to speak in Parliament this afternoon following his resignation from the Government. Earlier today, he announced that he felt he had to step down over...
Read moreDetailsResigning as a minister from the Government is a very difficult decision because it goes against every grain in my soul. The very word resign conveys a sense of giving...
Read moreDetailsWokingham are up to third in Home Counties Premier 2 after a 147-run thrashing of high-flying Great and Little Tew. The Oaks were facing a side previously unbeaten this season,...
Read moreDetailsWHEN Natalie Wilson decided to tackle a new sporting record she got on her bike. The 29-year old from Wokingham has just completed a grueling 5,000 mile cycle around...
Read moreDetailsA CAT has had to have a leg amputated after it was shot by thugs using an air rifle in Finchampstead. The Bracknell and Wokingham branch of Cats Protection revealed...
Read moreDetailsA FINCHAMPSTEAD man has been found not guilty of murder during a hearing at Reading Crown Court. On Friday, June 8, Anthony Wheaton, 25 and of Dart Close, was found...
Read moreDetailsHE MAY be a familiar face, but Finchampstead will be hoping Dan Marles leaves as an unhappy man on Saturday evening. Popular former captain Marles is returning to Finchampstead Park...
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