New road restrictions set for approval
Wokingham Borough Council is set to approve the introduction of a significant number of on-street parking and waiting restrictions.
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Hurst bellringers toast first quarter peal for many years
A village church's bell ringing has reached heights it hasn't known for many years.
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Villagers’ concerns over revised plans for 23 Hurst homes released before Christmas
Fresh controversy surrounds the former site of Hurst Show where developers want to build homes.
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Father Christmas visits Hurst
Father Christmas finished his month of sleigh riding to help charities by calling at Hurst homes to collect donations on Sunday, December 17.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Inner Wheel Club have Christmas all wrapped up for The Cowshed
Members of the Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh visited The Cowshed happily selecting and wrapping presents for children
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There will be gifts on the tree for children this Christmas
There will be gifts on the tree for children this Christmas, thanks to the borough's generosity
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Hurst church’s festive fayre will help refurbish its organ
St Nicholas Church Christmas Fayre at Hurst raised valuable funds to help refurbish the church organ and improve its sound
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Dogs invited to meet Santa at DBARC
SANTA is said to only visit good boys and girls, so dogs will never have to worry about whether they're on the naughty list.
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Hurst villagers turn out in force to celebrate switch-on of its festive lights
Around 450 villagers joined in Hurst's St Nicholas Night celebrations in the School Road recreation ground.
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Festive fun at Hurst’s big weekend: Christmas fair and light switch-on
Hurst has a big weekend coming up, starting with the St Nicholas Church Christmas Fayre, followed by the St Nicholas Night celebrations the next day
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