Help name Dinton’s living willow caterpillar
A new resident has appeared at Dinton Pastures in Hurst, and it needs a name.
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106-year-old Jessie to open Hurst Show
The show, in the centre of Hurst village on Saturday and Sunday, June 27 and 28, promises a huge range of entertainment for all ages.
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Join us to mark Independent News Week
To mark this week's Indie News Week 2026, Wokingham Today and Reading Today is holding a "Meet the Team" event today.
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A weekend for foodies at Dinton Pastures
The Great British Food Festival is returning to Dinton Pastures Country Park this weekend.
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Family Fun Awaits at Marvellous Festival 2026!
Family Fun Awaits at Marvellous Festival 2026! Looking for the perfect summer local family getaway? Marvellous Festival – the UK's Longest Running and Best Tribute Festival – returns 17th–19th July...
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New clubhouse for historic Hurst Bowling Club
The volunteer?run club, which was founded in 1747.
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Police hunt man after he exposes his genitals to woman at Dinton Pastures
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man allegedly exposed himself to a woman at Dinton Pastures Country Park.
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Countdown begins for wellness festival at Dinton Pastures
Kamala Festival returns to Dinton Pastures on Saturday, May 9.
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Dinton Summer runs are back for 15th year
The Dinton Summer Series is returning and will kick off with the first of four runs next month.
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Hurst Morris dancers perform for St George’s Day
Hurst Morris People celebrated St George's Day.
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