Tributes paid to Theresa May’s butcher, Peter Jennings
A much-loved butcher who has died aged 92, worked for over 70 years, having started full-time when he was just 12
Read moreDetailsA much-loved butcher who has died aged 92, worked for over 70 years, having started full-time when he was just 12
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Recorder Orchestra, which started life in Twyford, is returning to the village to perform its 'world tour' concert.
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to a man whose work has left his community with legacies which will last for many years.
Read moreDetailsA CONCERT of Fables and Other Tales will provide a summer's afternoon of good listening, tea and cake.
Read moreDetailsA countryman put out signs pleading that a flowering verge in a country lane should not be cut.
Read moreDetailsA daring project involving an 'unknown artist from Minnesota', passionate about the environment, seized the imagination of a school's art club.
Read moreDetailsA new arts trail will invite visitors to artists' studios giving an insight into their work from first sketches to final masterpieces.
Read moreDetailsHurst Cricket Club's 1st XI team last Saturday played its first league match of the season at home since the village's cricketers
Read moreDetailsDancing in the aisles, fun and games are all promised at an evening of Celtic Funk, Folk and Americana music at a village church.
Read moreDetailsA cake sale is being held by Hurst Cricket Club and St Nicholas Church, Hurst, this Saturday, May 11, from 9.30am to 11.30am at the club's ground
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