Santas dash through Dinton Pastures
On Sunday, December 18, the Hurst country park played host to 400 fun-runners dressed as Santa for the annual fundraiser.
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Join a Winter 5 trail run at Dinton Pastures
It is not to late to sign up for the Enterprise Accountant's Winter 5 series at Dinton Pastures.
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Husband and wife launch new fight to save veteran oaks from housing
A husband and wife team have launched a second fight to stop new houses on land which is home to veteran oak trees at least 300 years old.
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Hurst villagers join for carols at The Castle Inn
On Sunday, December 19, The Castle Inn, opposite St Nicholas Church welcomed villagers for a mulled wine and a festive sing-a-long.
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Hurst’s Jolly Farmer pub reopens after giant refurb
A HURST pub has reopened its doors to thirsty punters following an extensive refurbishment by its new landlord.
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Reindeer visit Dinton Pastures
FAMILIES met some of Father Christmas' helpers at the weekend.
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Hurst Village Society suggests new measures to slow down drivers
ROAD chicanes, humps, rumble strips, speed cameras and traffic lights are ideas suggested for a village that feels plagued by speeding vehicles.
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Santa pays a visit to Hurst church’s Christmas Fayre
DOZENS of children queued at a community fair to see Father Christmas earlier this month.
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Avian flu reminder issued after possible case at Dinton Pastures
People have been reminded to stay away from dead or distressed wildfowl in case it has avian flu, after a possible case was spotted at Dinton.
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Hurst’s 100-year-old resident switches on Christmas lights for villages
HURST'S 100-year-old resident Beryl Sims switched on the Christmas tree lights at the village?s St Nicholas Night celebrations.
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