Society closes after almost 50 years
The Finchampstead Society was established by a group of residents in 1976.
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Names sought for green space
People in Shinfield are being invited to help to shape the future of their community by putting forward ideas to name a new recreational space.
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Will the sun shine for Wokingham May Fayre?
Find out what's happening when at a family day out
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VOTE 2024: Lib Dem leader predicts a change
Sir Ed Davey, the party leader, was in Wargrave in the north of the borough on Monday.
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VOTE 2024: Party chairman comes to town
The cabinet minister campaigned alongside Sir John Redwood MP, and local Conservative councillors.
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VOTE 2024: Labour can be an effective opposition says its Wokingham leader
Labour can offer an ‘effective opposition’ on Wokingham Borough Council, its leading councillor Andy Croy has said. Like the Liberal Democrats, the party has increased its number of councillors in...
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Finchampstead homes able to connected to ultra-fast broadband
FINCHAMPSTEAD residents can now download the latest Netflix hits without worrying about anyone else being on the line
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Young Hurst footballers celebrate club’s resurgence with emotional awards day
Football and cricket players whose clubs have both struggled came together in a great display of community spirit.
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John Redwood visits WADE
The MP for Wokingham complimented WADE on its newly refurbished lounge.
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Halve it: Residents call on council and police to drastically cut speed limits on Wokingham’s roads
A CALL has been made to reduce the speed limit of some of Wokingham borough's roads in a bid to increase road safety.
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