Santa Clauses to dash around Dinton to help First Days
SANTA Claus isn't coming to town ? he's heading to Dinton Pastures. Along with Mrs Claus, Santa Paws and even a few elves.
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Masked men raid Hurst post office
A gang of masked men smashed their way into a post office in Hurst in the early hours last week.
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Cubs and Beavers help Hurst pay its respects
At Hurst's Remembrance Sunday the village's Cubs and Beavers helped mark the contribution of animals which have died in conflict.
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Hurst chocolate store’s sweet success with council planning department
A POPULAR chocolate in Hurst has been granted retrospective planning permission which allows it to become a retail shop
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Hurst village pantomime cancelled after director withdraws
Organisers of Hurst's pantomime have had to cancel their January production.
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Lodge Road overnight closure
AN OVERNIGHT road closure in Hurst may cause disruption to some drivers' journeys next week.
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Help create a vision for Wokingham
Time is running out to have your say on a vision for Wokingham borough.
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Hungerford Lane road closure
A DAY-LONG road closure in Hurst may cause disruption to some drivers' journeys next week.
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Hurst Morris People to hold taster sessions for new members this week and next
Hurst Morris People, after a busy summer at shows, fetes and a seaside folk festival, are inviting everyone to have a go at their hobby.
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Two tributes for the price of one as Beatle and Buddy Show returns to Hurst
SOME of the greatest pop songs ever created will be performed at a Hurst pub next month.
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