Community celebrates reopening of village store in Hurst
A community is celebrating the reopening of their village store which closed about 10 months ago.
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Oak tree which had stood for generations at school takes on new life
A community saddened by the felling of an oak tree has taken on an inspirational new life.
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Try Morris dancing with HuMP
Energetic fun, gorgeous locations and a pint - what could be nicer?
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Summer show coming to Hurst
Hurst Horticultural Show will take place on Saturday, August 30.
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Twyford Drama set to celebrate
Producer Jocelyn Robinson has given an update.
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Two Sallys bring ‘nearly Queen Matilda’s story to life
Read about a woman who fought to become England's first female monarch
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Wheel chair-using morris dancer Lorraine twirls with the side
The performer encourages others to join her
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Works from Hurst artist on show
She said she creates art to remind us of the wonder in the world.
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Hurst Show’s stunning new attractions
Stunning BMX bike riders doing somersaults in the air, cheerleaders and a climbing wall were just some of the new attractions at Hurst Show
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Twyford Drama to celebrate 60th anniversary with open day
Twyford Drama is celebrating its 60th anniversary with an open day and also a 'sparkling cocktail of song, dance and drama' for audiences
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