Couples may soon be able to say ‘I do’ at Dinton Pastures
The country park has applied to be a licenced wedding venue
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It’s storytime for tots at Dinton Pastures
Enjoy a story and a walk at a borough beauty spot
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CLASP members: Dinton Pastures heroes
Litter pickers help to keep the park tidy
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Memorials created for man who made his community a better place
Memorials are being created for a man who devoted 53 years to making his community a better place.
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Children’s birthday parties can be special at Dinton Activity Centre
Indoor climbing and bubble football can both add extra fun
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Expect laughter at Dinton Pastures
An evening of comedy promised at the borough beauty spot
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Hurst Morris dancers raise money for hospice charity
Morris dancers and their musicians raised £400 for a hospice charity which did so much to help the husband of one of their dancers.
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‘No plans’ to relocate Hurst post office following sudden closure
There are 'no plans' to relocate a post office serving a Berkshire village following its sudden closure.
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Optalis group plays Santa Paws, delivering gifts to pups
The group's treat bags will help lonely canines feel loved at Christmas
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End of an era as shop shuts its doors
Hurst's convenience store closed last Saturday, and the attached Post Office closed the previous day.
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