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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Your full list of candidates for council elections across Wokingham borough
The election will be held on Thursday, May 7, and polls will be open from 7am to 10pm.
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Hurst homes plans refused – again
Planning officers have refused to grant permission in principle for up to seven homes on land in Hurst.
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Hurst Panto bows out with generous donation to charity
It also leaves behind a legacy fund to help future amateur performers
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New Dinton memberships launching soon
New memberships will be launching next month.
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Death of long-standing market trader
Edward George Phillips, known by many as Eddie or Ted, sold ladies fashion on Wokingham market.
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