Bus discounts for youngsters this summer
Children and young people can take the bus for less during the school holidays.
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Medieval jousting coming to Dinton
The event will feature jousting shows, bird of prey, archery, a food village and more.
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It’s Marvellous, as tribute festival returns
The festival includes 14 world-class tribute acts.
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Dinton Pastures to host SUPathlon in September
Dinton Pastures Country Park will play host to the fourth Dinton SUPathlon in September for an event which looks to challenge athletes of all levels.
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Wheel chair-using morris dancer Lorraine twirls with the side
The performer encourages others to join her
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Works from Hurst artist on show
She said she creates art to remind us of the wonder in the world.
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Hurst Show’s stunning new attractions
Stunning BMX bike riders doing somersaults in the air, cheerleaders and a climbing wall were just some of the new attractions at Hurst Show
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A Marvellous tribute act festival
The Marvellous Festival is set for the weekend of July 18-20.
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Hurst Show returns this weekend
The 2025 event will feature attractions organised across the village.
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Monster fish found at Dinton Pastures
The fish had been illegally introduced into one of the lakes.
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