Hurst residents keep it tidy
A large band of caring residents cleared litter from the roads and lanes of their community.
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Hurst will be lit up to celebrate Queen’s Platinum Jubilee … thanks to John’s metalwork
A skilled engineer is crafting a magnificent beacon to pay tribute to the Queen on her 70th jubilee
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Week of STEM sees students at Hurst school grow in confidence with science
A HURST school recently celebrated STEM subjects with a week of special events.
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12-year-old’s epic drumathon will help Ukrainian refugees
A CROWTHORNE-based pupil is preparing to pick up sticks in a bid to help Ukrainian refugees.
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Open air cinema returns to Dinton this Summer
Dinton Pastures in Hurst will host five Gocinemas screenings between May and August.
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Across the generations, the ancient art of hedgelaying is helping Twyford vineyard
The youngest members of a country family are learning the traditional skills of hedgelaying, passed down by two generations.
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Dog missing, presumed stolen, from Hurst
Maple, a female red Cockerpoo, was lost while walking on Hogmoor Lane in Hurst at around 3.22pm.
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Hurst residents turn out to object to 200 homes plan for village
Scores of residents turned out to sessions organised to help stop 200 new homes on a green field.
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Village unites against homes plan
A united campaign has been launched to stop 200 new homes in a village where there?s been earlier disagreement on how to fight development.
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Learn to ring bells for the Queen
A team of enthusiasts is offering the chance to learn bell ringing for the Queen ? in time for her Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June.
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