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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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.
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Living in harmony: Village unites over ‘unwanted development’ plan
Plans to build homes on green fields in Hurst have sparked heated debate between different groups and people.
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Bookings open for Easter holiday fun on the water at Dinton
A range of pedalos, paddleboards, canoes, single and double kayaks can be booked from Saturday, April 9.
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Platinum party cheers for Stanlake Park Wine Estate
Organisers of a platinum jubilee celebration are saying cheers to a vineyard for giving the event a big boost.
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Hurst residents left for three days without power after Storm Eunice
WHEN STORM Eunice hit Hurst in Friday, residents were left fearing for their safety.
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See Dinton Pastures in a different light next month
Dinton Activity Centre is hosting a full moon paddle on Black Swan Lake between 8pm and 10pm on Friday, March 18.
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STORM EUNICE: Power cut in Twyford, Hurst and northern borough
There are power outages in Hurst, some of Woodley, Twyford, Wargrave, Hare Hatch, Crazies Hill, Waltham St Lawrence and Knowl Hill.
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