Bagpipes, bells and rock choir will help Hurst mark the Platinum Jubilee
A bagpipe player who was part of the 2012 Olympics closing ceremony is joining in a worldwide tribute to the Queen.
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Raiders’ 4×4 driven at high speed across cricket pitch in late-night police chase in Hurst
Intruders smashed down gates and a fence as they rampaged round a cricket pitch and the grounds of a mansion house before fleeing
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Enjoy The Walnuts With Bells On when they perform in a Hurst church
A church is hosting a concert titled The Walnuts with Bells on - with an unusual mix of instruments.
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Time to take up a new hobby … horse! Hurst Show’s plea for 300 riders to help break a Guinness World Record
Help is needed to break an amazing Guinness World Record that most people probably aren't aware exists - Hurst Show wants hobby horse riders
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How Nick’s quest for space led to him launching a business in his back garden
A young couple house hunting faced a familiar problem ? they found a home they liked but they would have liked more space
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Hurst postmaster Gaurav has the service licked
Dozens of customers have wished a postmaster good luck in his new job which takes him back to the travel industry.
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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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