Crowds flock to village church’s festive fair
St Nicholas Church at Hurst attracted a big crowd to their fair which included a Christmas market.
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‘It feels like open season on Hurst for prospective housing developers’
A community says it's under siege from developers wanting to build houses on its green spaces.
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Ten-year-old poet Ariane switches on Hurst’s Christmas lights
An artist and poet aged just 10 earned the honour of switching on her village's Christmas lights on Sunday.
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Village’s fund to fight home plan
A community has started a fighting fund so they can hire a barrister to help them stop about 200 homes being built on a green field.
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Christmas Fayre at the village hall
Christmas Fayre at the village hall
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Hurst Hookers’ poppy displays sees drivers stop to take photos
A team of crochet enthusiasts, the Hurst Hookers, produced a moving display of poppies which had drivers stopping to take photos.
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Introducing… Wokingham United Charities
Introducing Wokingham United Charities, the charity champions in Wokingham Borough
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Hurst residents set to fight appeal over 200 homes plan for village
Hundreds of residents are readying themselves for part two of their battle to stop 200 homes being built on a green field.
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Hurst shop is top of the chocs – and to prove it, Theresa May opened it
Chocolate lovers who flock to seasonal sales of the sweet delight at Hurst have good news.
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New community hub planned for Hurst
Plans are being made for a new community hub for club and other gatherings in Hurst.
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