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Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
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Finchampstead youth pastor heads to the United States
A PASTOR in Finchampstead will be embarking on a new adventure across the pond after 11 years of service. Simon ...
Make friends over a cuppa with new Friendship Table in Finchampstead
The FBC centre in Gorse Ride North launched its new friendship table on last month – the day lockdown restrictions ...
FBC Café in Finchampstead offering click and collect services
THE FBC Café in Gorse Ride North is currently offering a click and collect service. Items can be ordered anytime, ...
After 16 years, new chair for Finchampstead
Finchampstead Parish Council has elected a new chair. At a virtual meeting held last month, Cllr Roland Cundy stood down ...
Finchampstead Parish Council to hold annual gathering on Wednesday
FINCHAMPSTEAD PARISH COUNCIL is to hold its annual gathering from 7pm on Wednesday, March 11. The event will include presentations ...
Sunday Times names Finchampstead as one of UK’s best places to live
A VILLAGE in the borough is one of just 15 places in the south east to be named as the ...
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