Next phase of Gorse Ride redevelopment approved
The next phase of the Gorse Ride development has been approved.
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‘Stick to the limit on Nine Mile Ride,’ resident pleads
A Finchampstead resident is pleading for people to abide by the speed limit on Nine Mile Ride.
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Alfie’s trolley-full of love helps Wokingham Foodbank
Alfie from Finchampstead has donated a trolley-full of food to Wokingham Foodbank.
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Schools retain ranking in Sunday Times list
Two local schools have been listed in the annual Sunday Times Parent Power listings.
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Finchampstead care home enjoys Indian celebration
Residents at Warren Lodge in Finchampstead have been busy enjoying an Indian celebration.
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Linda walks 500 miles, and then walks 500 more …
Linda Hall, from Finchampstead, is walking 1,000 miles to raise money following the death of a close friend.
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Two Wokingham borough primary schools keep their places in the Sunday Times Parent Power list for 2020
A PREP school in Finchampstead and a primary school in Woodley are still some of the best schools in the country. The annual Sunday Times Parent Power listings, published today,...
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Mayor impressed with new Gorse Ride development
The mayor of Wokingham borough visited Gorse Ride recently as the project takes another step forward.
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Borough pays its respects – from a distance
Wokingham Borough came out to respect the fallen and honour Remembrance in new ways this year.
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Resident builds speed bot to fight road concerns
A Finchampstead resident has built a bot to try and improve road safety on the A327 Reading Road.
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