Glow and paddle on the lake this weekend
The Full Moon Glow Paddle is back by popular demand at Dinton Pastures Activity Centre.
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Christmas magic at Dinton Pastures
There's plenty of festive cheer at Dinton Pastures Country Park in Hurst this December.
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Big financial loss at Dinton Activity Centre revealed
Wokingham borough council has revealed the Dinton Activity Centre made a financial loss of almost £150,000 in the last financial year.
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Morris dancers help homeless people in the borough
Hurst Morris People provide supplies for rough sleepers
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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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Record entries for Hurst horticultural show
Class entry numbers were the highest ever.
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Pumpkin Fair returns
It's taking place on Saturday 26 October.
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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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Hurst shop reopens
The shop previously served as the village post office.
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Try Morris dancing with HuMP
Energetic fun, gorgeous locations and a pint - what could be nicer?
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