THE NEW multi-million pound activity centre at Dinton Pastures has passed a major milestone. Last week, modules were lifted into place at the borough’s first net zero carbon building. Cllr...
Read moreDetailsReassurances over suggestions that the Hurst flood could lead to sewage spreading Covid-19 have been given by Wokingham’s World Health Organisation professor and Thames Water. Last year an academic study...
Read moreDetailsRelentless rain flooded a community, causing sewage safety fears and traffic diversions for days. Residents said the floods overloaded the sewers, forcing sewage out onto lawns, pavements and the road....
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY has collected more than 100 sacks of rubbish that were tossed into ditches and hedges around their area. Wokingham borough councillor for Hurst, Cllr Wayne Smith delivered packs...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has warned only residents from Hurst, Winnersh and Woodley should be visiting the country park.
Read moreDetailsTHANKS to the public’s support, four local charities received a special gift this Christmas. As part of Ecclesiastical’s annual 12 Days of Giving Christmas campaign, Building for the Future (Wokingham)...
Read moreDetailsA BOOKING system will be introduced following concerns over the number of people using Dinton Pastures for some daily exercise during lockdown. The Hurst-based park has been a popular spot...
Read moreDetailsA mobile Covid-19 testing unit is opening at Dinton Pastures this week.
Read moreDetailsA consultation has been launched for a new traffic light crossing at the Dinton Pastures entrance.
Read moreDetailsHurst's Dolphin School has been praised for its quick switch to online learning.
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