From small Acorns… new art trail gives people a chance to see Wokingham borough artists at work
A new arts trail will invite visitors to artists' studios giving an insight into their work from first sketches to final masterpieces.
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Tasty amount raised with cakes and cricket in Hurst
Hurst Cricket Club's 1st XI team last Saturday played its first league match of the season at home since the village's cricketers
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Nine weeks of roadworks to start in Hurst on Monday
NINE weeks of roadworks between Hurst and Winnersh are set to begin on Monday, May 13 ? including temporary traffic lights and a road closure.
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Why Walnuts will be dancing in the aisles at Hurst church
Dancing in the aisles, fun and games are all promised at an evening of Celtic Funk, Folk and Americana music at a village church.
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Cakes and cricket at the crease for church and club in Hurst
A cake sale is being held by Hurst Cricket Club and St Nicholas Church, Hurst, this Saturday, May 11, from 9.30am to 11.30am at the club's ground
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Pupils reach out to elderly
Students have been building links with elderly people living with dementia.
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Pupil prepares to help Tanzanian schoolchildren thanks to grant from Hurst Show
A student who is to help Tanzanian schoolchildren attend school every day has been awarded a Hurst Show grant towards his trip
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Young Hurst footballers celebrate club’s resurgence with emotional awards day
Football and cricket players whose clubs have both struggled came together in a great display of community spirit.
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New arts trail to launch in Reading and Wokingham venues over Whitsun bank holiday
FROM small acorns ... a new arts trail is to take place across Reading and Wokingham, giving people a chance to meet artists in their studios.
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Enjoy a family ramble in the fresh air
Ramblers will walk for wellbeing and fun in Dinton Pastures
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