Countryman in Hurst sends out plea with signs
A countryman put out signs pleading that a flowering verge in a country lane should not be cut.
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Beat The Street is back
The community game will take place across the borough from next Wednesday, June 5.
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Authors, illustrators and crafters help children celebrate reading at Hurst school’s Book Fest day
A HURST school celebrated everything to do with reading as its annual book festival returned for the 12th time.
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Redwood resigned ’before he became dead wood’
The leader of a national political party has spoken after the decision by Sir John Redwood to stand down.
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Accessible toilet opens at Dinton
A fully accessible toilet has been opened at Dinton Activity Centre in Hurst.
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Find out how artists work at an open studio art trail
Learn trade secrets from the creatives
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Hurst Village Society asks members to vote on its closure
A VILLAGE society has announced its intention to fold, and will hold an extraordinary meeting next month to allow members to vote on the plan.
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Treat dad to a free fun day out
Enjoy a new Fathers Day event at Dinton Pastures
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Fancy messing about on the water this May half term?
Children can go wild at the Dinton Activity Centre
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Plans to replace decaying clubhouse
Hurst Bowling Club has submitted plans to demolish the existing building, and replace it with a structure that will allow the club to continue.
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