Borough pays its respects – from a distance
Wokingham Borough came out to respect the fallen and honour Remembrance in new ways this year.
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Bricks and beams to stay visible in historic pub restoration plan
The Castle Inn at Hurst is undergoing restoration, and its original bricks and beams will be a key element of the finished look.
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First Days Children’s Charity launches Christmas appeal
First Days Children's Charity, based in Hurst, launched a Christmas stocking campaign on Monday.
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The Cowshed plans to support 1,000 children with gifts
Hurst-based charity The Cowshed has launched its second Christmas present appeal, and donations are flying in.
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Lions run through country park
Last weekend, visitors to Dinton Pastures were met with Woodley and Earley Lions doing sponsored laps of the woodland.
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Theresa May supports Hurst Bowling Club with patronship
Former Prime Minister Theresa May supports Hurst Bowling Club as their new patron.
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Remembrance at home: How the borough will honour the fallen in this Covid year
Every aspect of the borough's normal Remembrance Sunday will be different this year - here is what is currently planned.
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New team takeover reins of Hurst’s popular Post Office
After being closed for two months, Hurst Post Office has reopened under two new managers.
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Meet the new team running Hurst’s Post Office
Customers are celebrating the reopening of a Post Office which has been closed for two months. There’s been a big welcome for the two people who are now running Hurst...
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Knee deep in floods, but Emma completes her virtual London Marathon
Three supports of First Days Children's Charity ran their own Virtual London Marathon last week, including CEO Emma Cantrell.
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