Oak tree which had stood for generations at school takes on new life
A community saddened by the felling of an oak tree has taken on an inspirational new life.
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Hurst shop reopens
The shop previously served as the village post office.
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Try Morris dancing with HuMP
Energetic fun, gorgeous locations and a pint - what could be nicer?
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Knights to bring drama to Dinton
The first Medieval jousting event will take place next month.
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Summer show coming to Hurst
Hurst Horticultural Show will take place on Saturday, August 30.
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Witnesses sought for Dinton dog incident
The incident happened around 4.30pm on Saturday, August 9.
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Meet Mary Poppins at fun day
The Summer fun day taking place this weekend.
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Hurst homes appeal begins
A government inquiry has launched today into plans for 99 homes on land in the village.
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Join the fun for sunsets, live music, and more
You can enjoy Wokingham borough council's Lakeside Sundown Fridays.
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The sport of knights is coming to Wokingham
Dinton Pastures will host its first Medieval Jousting event
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