DAN MARLES hopes Finchampstead can begin to put a difficult start to the season behind them after a thrilling two-wicket win over Henley. Reigning Home Counties Premier League champions Finch...
Read moreDetailsFOUR people have put themselves forward for election in Finchampstead – but they’re not General Election candidates. The parish council has a vacancy and, for the first time in decades,...
Read moreDetailsA NUMBER of roads in Wokingham borough will be closed to traffic to enable essential works to take place. Wokingham Borough Council has announced that the works should take place...
Read moreDetailsTWO men have been arrested in connection with a series of burglaries in Arborfield. A 49-year-old man from Arborfield was arrested on May 12, while a 44-year-old man from Finchampstead...
Read moreDetailsDAN MARLES is not a happy captain. After the euphoria of two remarkable campaigns leading Finchampstead, his third could prove the trickiest yet. Having suffered shock opening day defeat to...
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL church service was held on Sunday to allow parishioners the chance to welcome their new associate priest. The Revd Julian McAllen has joined the parish of Finchampstead and...
Read moreDetailsDAN MARLES says opening day defeat to Oxford was a "wake-up call" to his title winning Finchampstead squad. Reigning champions Finch went into the Home Counties Premier clash as firm...
Read moreDetails"THE FA don't care about Finchampstead Football Club." That was the scathing response from Jon Laugharne after it was confirmed he would be leaving the club to become manager of...
Read moreDetailsFINCHAMPSTEAD captain Dan Marles insists he would be happy with a top four finish this season. Finches produced a huge shock to win the Home Counties Premier League title last...
Read moreDetailsA HEDGE fire in Finchampstead yesterday is believed to have been started deliberately. Officers from Thames Valley Police (TVP) are appealing for information following the fire in Arnett Avenue at...
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