The Wheelwright's Arms in Hurst is organising a charity dog walk for its locals and their pets to help less fortunate dogs. Taking part will be Sophie, a miniature Pinscher,...
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY fear they could have their electricity supply cut off in a row over a £15,000 bill with Scottish Power – despite never having an account with the company....
Read moreDetailsA NIGHT with the stars is promised when you head to Dinton Pastures on Saturday, March 9. No, there won’t be any big names there (unless George Clooney is out...
Read moreDetailsThe Walk For Wards at Dinton Pastures on Sunday. IT MIGHT have been winter, but on Sunday it was more like summer. The crazy mini-heatwave helped a sponsored walk attract...
Read moreDetailsMorris dancers condemned for being outrageous are merrily celebrating their team’s 30th birthday. Hurst Morris People are inviting everyone to their birthday barn dance on Saturday March 2, at Hurst...
Read moreDetailsDinton Pastures AN irate motorist who received his first parking fine in 50 years after visiting Dinton Pastures says thousands of other drivers could also have been wrongly charged. Lawrence...
Read moreDetailsFIREFIGHTERS from across the Royal County were called to Dinton Pastures earlier this month after a plane crashed in the lake. But this wasn’t any ordinary event: it was a...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man is furious his father picked up his first parking ticket in 50 years – after visiting Dinton Pastures. Garry Swan was also hit with a £50 fine...
Read moreDetailsWORK to create 11 social-rent homes in Hurst is now underway after six former council homes were demolished just before Christmas. Situated in Tape Lane, work on the new homes...
Read moreDetailsYoung entrepreneurs Maddie Deeks (left) and Isabella Hortopp with the personalised Scrabble pictures they make A church’s Christmas fair raised about £3,000 - and helped enterprising young people at the...
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