Plans to build 33 homes in Hurst rejected by Wokingham Borough Council
A second scheme to build 33 custom and self-build homes on a green field in a narrow lane has been turned down.
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Hurst Morris ‘dance out’ for hospice charity
Morris dance 'apprentice' Jess Tyers was so impressed by care given to her mum at a hospice she inspired her dancing team to fundraise for it.
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The show can go on: Hurst Panto has a new producer, thanks to Wokingham Today
A panto group has tracked down a new producer for its next show ? thanks to Wokingham Today.
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Football club in Hurst appeals for more younger players to join
A football club in Hurst is encouraging young players to join its teams.
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Free taster sessions for young cricketers this Friday in Hurst
Junior cricketers are being invited to free taster sessions in a campaign to encourage more young players at a local club.
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Hurst plans a feast of fun to help celebrate King Charles’ coronation
Coronation activities galore are being planned to mark the occasion ? and create some fun.
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Hurst villagers lead Rebellion against hobby horse world record being refused
A village show is staging a rebellion after their attempt at a world record was refused.
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Ermintrude is three tonnes, has four wheels and will help Hurst-based charity The Cowshed support the community
STAFF at a Hurst-based charity The Cowshed have welcomed their latest recruit ? a three tonne van called Ermintrude.
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Join a dawn walk to hear the birds sing in Wokingham
Join a dawn walk to hear the birds sing in Wokingham
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Hurst Bowling Club prepares for new season …. and new toilets
MEMBERS of the Hurst Bowling Club are flushed with success over their latest fundraising efforts.
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