Roadworks to bring chaos to Finchampstead
Finchampstead 'now or never' project to start on Monday.
Tag: Finchampstead
California Crossroads work: Bus diversion route is the only option
There are fears other traffic will likely follow the same diversion route.
Football club’s lifesaving donation
More than £1,200 was raised from a football match that will help to provide defibrillator units for local football pitches.
Finchampstead Road verges sold for £200,000
Mystery surrounds the sale of two pieces of roadside verges.
Emergency services called to Eversley road following collision between cars
EMERGENCY services were called to Eversley last week after a road collision.
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.
Amazing photo of the Finchampstead night sky
An amazing image of the night sky over Finchampstead was captured last weekend.
Homebuilder keep it local
Some of Berkshire's most stylish businesses have helped to dress new showhomes in Finchampstead.
Finchampstead votes to keep rural character
Recent vote achieved almost 90% support.
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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