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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Cricket clubs to merge, securing future of Hurst team that dates back to 1862
Two cricket clubs are merging in the coming season to create a much larger club based at Hurst.
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Valentine’s date for decision on homes plan for former Hurst Show field
Objectors to 23 new homes on the green field formerly used for Hurst Show are set for an unromantic St Valentine's Night.
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Crews called to Hurst fire
"Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used two hose reels to extinguish the fire."
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Get ready now for this year’s elections
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging its residents to be prepared for the forthcoming elections.
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‘Hurst comes first’: After 22 years serving village, popular councillor to move on
An energetic councillor who's had 100 residents honouring his service, has revealed two surprises.
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Kids can go wild at Dinton Activity Centre
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Peals of joy: Wokingham bellringers converge on Hurst for the full works
Joy rang out from a church tower when a bellringing team from throughout Wokingham borough succeeded in their attempt to ring a full peal
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Hurst councillor Wayne Smith announces plans to stand down at May’s local elections
There's an outpouring of appreciation and gratitude for a community's champion who is stepping down from his official posts.
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‘They’d have to wade through sewage and floods’: Residents’ concern over new plans for Hurst homes
Residents of proposed new houses could have to wade through sewage and flood water every few years to reach their homes.
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