Primary school pupils interview church’s new vicar
A team of primary school children interviewed a former bank director and advisor to David Cameron for the job as a church's new vicar.
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Giant daffodil to be highlight of Hurst’s Easter Trail
A giant daffodil created by Hurst Hookers crochet and knitting group will be a highlight of Hurst's Easter Trail.
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Attend Dinton’s first wedding fair
Dinton Pastures Country Park will hold its first Wedding Fair in May.
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Hurst Bowling Club invites you to try the sport for free
Give bowls a go at an open afternoon in May. Picture: Andrew Batt
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Berkshire Community Foundation steps in to support Hurst Bowling Club
A grant will help the charity to continue to support health and friendship
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Couples may soon be able to say ‘I do’ at Dinton Pastures
The country park has applied to be a licenced wedding venue
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It’s storytime for tots at Dinton Pastures
Enjoy a story and a walk at a borough beauty spot
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CLASP members: Dinton Pastures heroes
Litter pickers help to keep the park tidy
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Memorials created for man who made his community a better place
Memorials are being created for a man who devoted 53 years to making his community a better place.
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Children’s birthday parties can be special at Dinton Activity Centre
Indoor climbing and bubble football can both add extra fun
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