Save lives with Hurst defib event
Hurst Parish Council is hosting a defibrillator training and information evening.
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Hundreds flock to Hurst for one hundred-year-old gardening tradition
More than 400 people attended Hurst Horticultural Show last month, a show which started in 1902.
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Morris dancers host open events in Hurst
Hurst Morris People (HuMP) are inviting everyone to have a go at their traditional English hobby at their taster sessions.
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Modular construction could win awards for borough council
Dinton Activity Centre and Addington Special Education Needs school have made it into multiple design and construction awards shortlists.
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Orphaned goslings in car crash find new home at Dinton Pastures
TWO ORPHANED goslings have found a new home at Dinton Pastures after one was involved in a car accident in Hurst
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Dinton boat storage area to be flattened for car park
THE WIND has been taken out of the sails of some visitors to Dinton Pastures Country Park: the boat storage area will be demolished for a car park
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Hurst panto group to head to Wild West – and you could join them
Hurst Pantomime Group is inviting all interested in getting involved in their tenth production, either on or off the stage, to go to an introductory Information meeting
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Almshouse residents enjoy 75th birthday celebrations for the affordable housing scheme
Almshouse residents met for a party to celebrate the 75th birthday of a group which helps make this special form of affordable housing possible.
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Midnight hit-and-run smashes into historic cottages and drives off
A midnight hit and run driver smashed so hard into two ancient cottages they moved. The car was then driven off, leaving a trail of destruction behind
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Prince Charles to judge contest that includes Hurst almhouses
Three new almshouses in Wokingham borough have been shortlisted for an award scheme in which Prince Charles is the final judge
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