Details confirmed for roundabout roadworks
Road closures set to cause significant disruption for drivers until March 2026.
Tag: Finchampstead
Road closed in Finchampstead due to dangerous tree
The tree was reported to have split, andin danger of falling.
Council gives approval for homes with hundreds of objections in Finchampstead
Dozens of new homes will be built in a 'picturesque' village despite warnings the council 'could hardly find a more ...
California petition to be discussed
The petition calling for changes is set to be debated next week.
Changes mooted at Finchampstead junction
Options include changes to the road priority, carriageway widening, and a potential mini-roundabout.
Finchampstead Sports Club wins approval to extend clubhouse
A CLUBHOUSE will be extended after Wokingham Borough Council's planning department granted permission
Want to make new friends? Try FBC’s cafe
Want to make new friends? Try FBC's cafe
California Crossroads and The Ridges closed for roadworks as SGN discover more gas leaks
ATTEMPTS to fix a gas leak on a main road in Finchampstead are continuing ? meaning works continue to clash ...
Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
Wokingham charity appeals for books and costumes to help families ahead of World Book Day
First Days charity: Books are key to children's futures
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