Hurst set to become a record-breaking village
Hundreds of children and adults descended on a village to break the world record for the largest hobby horse parade
Read moreDetailsHundreds of children and adults descended on a village to break the world record for the largest hobby horse parade
Read moreDetailsMore riders are still welcome to join in the bid to create the world?s largest parade of hobby horses and their riders
Read moreDetailsHurst Morris People are poised for a tour of local pubs and other dance spots during the next four weeks, starting this Saturday at Hurst Show
Read moreDetailsHurst Show and Country Fayre are encouraging show-goers to get ahead by buying tickets for the event on Saturday, June 25, and Sunday, June 26, online
Read moreDetailsA 51-year-old man from Hounslow has been arrested on suspicion of handling stolen goods, and has been released under investigation
Read moreDetailsJUBILEE Saturday was family festival day on Martineau Green with children delighted the free bouncy castles meant many goes
Read moreDetailsLike many of us, a son was left regretting not having proper conversations with his father about ?what he had done in the war?.
Read moreDetailsA jubilee beacon lighting ceremony was an emotional event for many of the 750 people who watched and took part.
Read moreDetailsPrimary school children have received jubilee mugs which will remind them of the fun they had at the Queen?s 70th anniversary celebrations
Read moreDetailsAn adventurous woman planned her own funeral to include unusual entertainment at her wake: morris dancing and a jazz band.
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