Social housing provider helps clear woodland storm damage at Dinton
Staff members from Stonewater joined with the Community Forest Trust (CFT) to coppice and clear some of the trees across Dinton Pastures Country Park, in Hurst.
Read moreDetailsStaff members from Stonewater joined with the Community Forest Trust (CFT) to coppice and clear some of the trees across Dinton Pastures Country Park, in Hurst.
Read moreDetailsKEEN runners are being invited to enjoy a torchlit race through a popular country park. Dinton Pastures is to be the venue for a special X-trail event, organised by local...
Read moreDetailsResidents are furious that up to 50 oak trees were victims of a chainsaw attack which has devastated woodland in a country lane. Villagers leapt to defend the trees in...
Read moreDetailsAfter extensive feedback and consultation, the borough council have changed the design of the new £1.8 million Dinton Activity Centre.
Read moreDetailsParts of the Winnersh roundabout by Showcase Cinema have been closed due to flooding, with traffic being re-directed.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY walk will help the Royal Berkshire Hospital. Winter Walk For Wards will be held on Sunday, February 23 from 10am. There are two walks to enjoy, one at...
Read moreDetailsIt’s part of its nationwide ‘Love Where You Live’ campaign, with Squires pledging to donate 300 silver birch trees to parks and green spaces close to its centres.
Read moreDetailsA CASH boost for a clothing charity that has helped more than 600 families in need will see it do even more in the year ahead. The Cowshed, which launched...
Read moreDetailsSince its announcement, residents have voiced their opinions on the proposed development sites across the borough, but this is the first chance they will have to respond officially.
Read moreDetailsA MEETING for Hurst’s pantomime will take place next week … but the show isn’t due to be performed until next year. The Castle Inn in Church Hill is the...
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