Finchampstead on the big screen
Finchampstead is set to be in the spotlight after the Memorial Park and Sports Club was used as a location for a feature film last weekend.
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Sir John Redwood: ‘Iain Duncan Smith sets out how a Labour government would damage the country’
Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP spoke about the current socio-economic climate in Finchampstead.
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Amazing photo of the Finchampstead night sky
An amazing image of the night sky over Finchampstead was captured last weekend.
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Homebuilder keep it local
Some of Berkshire's most stylish businesses have helped to dress new showhomes in Finchampstead.
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Help create a vision for Wokingham
Time is running out to have your say on a vision for Wokingham borough.
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Plans for 26 homes off Barkham Ride
A public consultation has opened into outline plans for 26 homes off Barkham Ride in Finchampstead.
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Finchampstead votes to keep rural character
Recent vote achieved almost 90% support.
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Dog rescued from island in Finchampstead lake
A DOGGY paddle went wrong last week and a treasured pet had to be rescued by the fire brigade.
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Siren’s amazing achievement
Finchampstead-based Siren Craft Brew has raised £10,000 for charities.
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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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