CORONAVIRUS: Hurst charity launches IT appeal for children
First Days Children's Charity has launched an appeal to donate IT equipment to children across Wokingham borough.
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Emma’s 2020 vision helps raise £10,000 for children’s charity
Emma Cantrell ran 2020km last year to raise money for First Days Children's Charity.
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Forget the dragon … St George is busy fighting Covid (with a little help from a Mummer)
Crowds used to cheering on traditional mummers’ plays with St George, a Turkish Knight and a dragon in combat outside a pub can still enjoy the fun despite Covid rules,...
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Why ‘the Queen’ helped lead the singalong
A group of singers recruited 'the Queen' to spread some Christmas cheer in Hurst.
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Local charity gifts £85,000 worth of presents this Christmas
Wokingham borough residents have donated £85,000 worth of presents to a local children's charity this Christmas.
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Hurst school celebrates its 50th anniversary
Dolphin School, in Hurst, held a celebration to mark its 50th anniversary.
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Hurst’s charity elves organise gift delivery
First Days Children's Charity has donated 100 bags of presents to Manchester.
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Mystery over film company in Dinton
The mystery continues surrounding who was filming at Dinton Pastures Country Park recently...
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New collection points for First Days
First Days Children's Charity has launched a new collection point as it gathers presents to give to children on Christmas day.
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Country show organisers forced to find new home
Hurst Show and County Fayre is forced to find a new home after being told Willowmead Field is no longer available for use.
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