Hurst Village Stores to close next month after serving village for more than 100 years
Hurst village stores, serving its community for more than 100 years, is closing down.
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Celebrations as Hurst pub reopens after seven months
Locals raised a toast to their village pub when it reopened after a seven-month closure
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Hurst Beavers keep quiet to help Wokingham children without beds or bedding
Beaver Scouts kept silent for an impressive 25 minutes - to help other children in Wokingham borough who do not have their own beds or bedding
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Concerns over children’s safety if homes are built on Hurst field
Concerns about school children's safety were raised in consultation replies to the borough council planners over a plan to build 24 homes in Hurst.
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Hurst residents raise objections over plans to build 24 homes on site of former village show
A CONTROVERSIAL planning application to build 24 homes on the old Hurst Show site fields currently has far more objectors than supporters.
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‘It’s fantastic news for the village’: Planning Inspectorate rejects plan to build 200 homes on green field in Hurst
A scheme to build 200 homes on a green field in Hurst has been turned down after a planning inquiry.
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Dinton Activity Centre Car park arrangements during resurfacing
Dinton Activity Centre Car park arrangements during resurfacing
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Hurst pub The Green Man prepares to reopen after six-month refurbishment
Locals are delighted that an ancient and much loved pub is to reopen after six months' closure.
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Arson in Hurst leaves residents without phone or broadband access for 11 days
Residents struggled without wifi when phone lines and broadband were cut for 11 days by a car fire that police have been investigating as an arson.
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Plans submitted to build 24 homes on former Hurst village show site
A PLANNING application to build 24 homes on the old Hurst Show site next to the village hall has just been submitted.
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