Hurst village store set to reopen after competitive battle between potential buyers
A village store which closed six months ago is set to reopen ? after a competitive battle by 11 potential buyers.
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Celebrating dads with free family fun day
It runs from 11am to 4pm on Sunday, June 15.
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Hurst residents fight against plans to build homes on green field
Developers are having another try for permission to build up to 99 homes on one green field and nine on another, both in the same village.
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Why ‘England’s friendliest bowling club’ needs a new clubhouse
Hurst Bowling Club aims to preserve a piece of village history
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A Marvellous tribute at Dinton
The Marvellous Festival returns next month.
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Hurst Morris People help show off contrasting dance traditions
Two morris teams met at a country pub to show off their contrasting traditional dance styles.
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Get married and win a wedding at Dinton
The park is now a licensed wedding venue.
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Hurst village store is up for sale: guide price £500,000
There's interest from a potential buyer in reopening the store
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Hurst’s VE Day commemorations draws hundreds
Hurst's VE Day commemorations drew at least 240 people to its ancient heart by St Nicholas Church.
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Artists’ personal challenges which inspired them
An arts trail gave a wider picture of personal challenges some artists face.
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