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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Theresa May rules herself out of standing for prime minister: ‘I’ve been there, done that’
ONE of the borough's four MPs Theresa May has indicated that she will not stand in the Conservative party's leadership election.
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Villagers join campaign to find new team to run their historic pub dating back to the 1600s
A village has joined a campaign to find a landlord or lady to run their ancient pub which has closed.
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‘We’re copying what they’ve done at Windsor Great Park’: Haines Hill reveals reasons for stripping of woods in Hurst
A landowner has explained the reasons behind the destruction of eight metre wide swathes of woodland along two country roads in Hurst and Twyford
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Fun on hand as HuMP holds taster session for morris dancing
Everyone's invited to free evenings of dancing - with laughter and homemade cake guaranteed
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Hurst villagers unite to light beacon and commemorate Queen’s life, service and faith
A moving commemoration of Queen Elizabeth's life included the lighting of a beacon, first lit just 14 weeks earlier for the celebration of her Jubilee
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Jolly Farmer’s fundraiser collects thousands for Macmillan Cancer Care
KIND-hearted pubgoers in Hurst helped raise £3,750 for a cancer charity ? including £175 paid for a signed Manchester United football
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POETRY CORNER: Inside out
This poem is based on a photo of sunrise taken at Dinton Pastures
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The Dolphin School makes a big splash at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
The Dolphin School makes a big splash in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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