Up to 300 new homes are being proposed for a large green field which residents have fought to defend for more than 60 years. They say that developers are circling...
Read moreDetailsProtect Hurst Action Group which aims to protect the village from “inappropriate development” has had dozens of new members join it. The increase has been since developers have started a...
Read moreDetailsSorry folks, this event has been moved to 2022 due to the covid pandemic. FAMILIES can celebrate the countryside with a show at Dinton Pastures next week. The Country Show...
Read moreDetailsThe winner of Wokingham.Today's Marvellous Tribute Festival ticket competition had a - you guessed it - marvellous time.
Read moreDetailsGET YOUR grill on with Hurst Village Society (HVS) and end the summer on a high this year. On Saturday, September 18, HVS is hosting a family barbecue and cricket...
Read moreDetailsMore than 6,000 festival-goers enjoyed sun, sound and celebration at last weekend's Marvellous Tribute Festival in Dinton Pastures, Hurst.
Read moreDetailsDANCE the night away in Hurst this weekend, courtesy of Marvellous Tribute Festival. On Saturday and Sunday, a whole host of tribute acts will be taking to the stage at...
Read moreDetailsDINTON Pastures Country Park is hosting its annual summer running events. The Summer Series includes 5km (3.1 miles) and 10km (6.2 miles) runs, organised in partnership with Barnes Fitness. The...
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN in crisis will be getting an extra treat from The Cowshed, following a generous donation from a Woodley supermarket. The Hurst-based charity received a range of luxury food items...
Read moreDetailsResidents are furious about a new unauthorised sewage treatment system, which would discharge into a waterway circling their 22 homes. IT project manager Andrew Wilson was horrified to discover the...
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