Grade II listed Hurst pub reveals 17th century bricks in maintenance project
“At the front the builders had to remove some of the render to do this properly. They discovered the render was loose and it all had to come off there....
Read moreDetails“At the front the builders had to remove some of the render to do this properly. They discovered the render was loose and it all had to come off there....
Read moreDetailsSpirits were high at the first-ever Virtual Hurst Show and Country Fayre. The mixture of many virtual and real events proved that the popular annual show could continue to be...
Read moreDetailsA teenager who became passionately enthusiastic about painting during the coronavirus lockdown has just exhibited his work. Ted Barnard, 19, who has cerebral palsy and lives in Hurst, uses a...
Read moreDetailsGardeners can stock up their gardens from a plant stall in the car park of Hurst Convenience Stores in Wards Cross (the main A321 through the village), Hurst on Saturday,...
Read moreDetailsBBC sports presenter Mike Bushell will be lending his support to the first ever virtual Hurst Show and Country Fayre this year. The show’s hobby horse competition, where households are...
Read moreDetailsA village shop is going the extra mile during the virus pandemic to ensure vulnerable and self-isolating customers get food. Manager at Hurst Convenience Stores, Jayne Overington, says the store...
Read moreDetailsOur windows have been filled with children’s cheering and colourful paintings during the virus pandemic. In this week’s quiz you are looking for the name of the colour which will...
Read moreDetailsWorld Health Organisation coronavirus professor Ben Cowling says China has acted swiftly to clamp down on a new outbreak of Covid-19 in their capital, Beijing. And he has a warning...
Read moreDetailsHurst Show and Country Fayre has announced its first ever virtual show. Many events are already open to enjoy on social media. The traditional show had to be cancelled due...
Read moreDetailsA NIGHT around the campfire is a staple of any Guide troop, but thanks to the coronavirus, it’s not possible right now.
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