Hookers lay an egg in Hurst … you can’t miss it, it’s two metres tall
Hookers member Amanda Carruthers said: "I suggested, just tongue in cheek, that our next project could be a two-metre egg."
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Scientist hopes to have the right chemistry for reopened historic pub in Hurst
A 400-year-old village pub has reopened with the new landlady asking her first visitors what they would like to see there.
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Pothole-infested road in Hurst to be resurfaced this weekend
A key link road through the borough is being resurfaced after many complaints by drivers.
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Water rescue near Hurst
A VAN crashed into a pond on a road near Hurst.
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Still time to enter the Wokingham Run
There's still time to enter the Wokingham Run
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Foodie festival is heading to Wokingham
The event will take place in June at Dinton Pastures Country Park in Hurst.
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Half marathon draws huge crowds
Runners were cheered on by crowds along the course, which included Wokingham town centre in the early stages of the race.
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Hurst crowds cheer on runners taking part in the David Cliff Wokingham Half Marathon
A crowd of about 100 people cheered on the runners in the David Cliff Wokingham Half Marathon as they went past Hurst
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Roads closures for David Cliff half marathon
Many roads around Wokingham and Hurst will be closed or partially closed for the David Cliff Wokingham half marathon on Sunday.
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Drama, mystery, tension and delight over plan to build homes in Hurst
Drama, mystery, tension and delight were all part of a debate over whether the former Hurst Show fields could be built on.
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