Save the dates for this year’s Hurst show
And organisers are now taking applications from stallholders who would like to trade at the event.
Read moreDetailsAnd organisers are now taking applications from stallholders who would like to trade at the event.
Read moreDetailsPlans to build homes on green fields in Hurst have sparked heated debate between different groups and people.
Read moreDetailsA range of pedalos, paddleboards, canoes, single and double kayaks can be booked from Saturday, April 9.
Read moreDetailsOrganisers of a platinum jubilee celebration are saying cheers to a vineyard for giving the event a big boost.
Read moreDetailsWHEN STORM Eunice hit Hurst in Friday, residents were left fearing for their safety.
Read moreDetailsDinton Activity Centre is hosting a full moon paddle on Black Swan Lake between 8pm and 10pm on Friday, March 18.
Read moreDetailsThere are power outages in Hurst, some of Woodley, Twyford, Wargrave, Hare Hatch, Crazies Hill, Waltham St Lawrence and Knowl Hill.
Read moreDetailsA CALL has gone out for talented pets, jugglers, singers and bands to help celebrate the Queen?s Platinum Jubilee in Hurst.
Read moreDetailsHurst Bowling Club, believed to have England?s second oldest bowling green, is desperate to replace its 160-year-old damp, wooden club house.
Read moreDetailsHurst Pantomime Group performed their tenth production to sell-out audiences last week, gaining glowing praise all round.
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