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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Joy as missing therapy dog Maple is safely returned to her Wokingham owner
Joy as missing therapy dog, Maple, is safely returned to her owner
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Every cloud has a silver lining … Frank went fishing in the floods
Keen fisherman Frank Whittaker hadn't far to go for his latest fishing expedition.
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Yarn bombers create Easter displays to brighten up Hurst village
Hurst Hookers, the yarn-bombing crochet and knit group, have created an amazing Easter display round the village pond and also on the village post box
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Hurst flooding: householders criticise council for not closing flooded main road
Householders have criticised Wokingham Borough Council for not closing a main road to stop traffic swooshing tidal waves against their front doors
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Use it or lose it: three month reprieve for Hurst village shop
Hurst village shop, which was set to close on Tuesday, April 11, is to stay open for another three months to see if trade can be boosted
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Hurst Panto Group needs producers … that’s some big (Puss In) Boots to fill
A small team of people looking for a new challenge is needed for a project creating fun and laughter for many.
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Councillor leads fight to save Hurst village shop and Post Office
Hurst Parish Council's chairman is leading the fight to keep a shop and Post Office open in the village.
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