Hurst woman’s chickens scoop top prize at Berkshire Show
BANTAM chickens are clucking and crowing with pride at their success in a big agricultural show competition
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How morris dancing is helping children learn how to care for animals
Leaping around by morris dancers has raised money to improve wellbeing sessions where children learn how to care for guinea pigs and chickens. Hurst Morris People have given Wokingham borough...
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Hurst Summer Show takes place tomorrow – and lots of extras are promised
Organisers of this weekend’s Hurst Horticultural Show are promising a great family afternoon of entertainment for all ages to enjoy
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Almshouses built in Hurst to help social housing shortage
Three brand new almshouses have just been built – the first purpose-built ones to go up in Hurst since 1664. Hurst Consolidated Charity has built the stylish new homes to...
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WATCH: Hurst Show this weekend promises 40th anniversary fun for thousands – plus a dog who sings
A country show’s 40th birthday event this weekend promises to be two days of celebratory family fun. All eyes will be on Kaspar the singing dog to see if he...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Hurst Show makes call for all classic vehicle owners to drive on in
A classic vehicle show is seeking entrants who own any vehicle ranging from a Mini to a Ferrari. Organiser of the classic vehicle show at Hurst Show & Country Fayre...
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