Hurst

Hurst's 111th horticultural show was a bumper one ? with the most visitors and the most entries in its competition classes for at least 12 years.

The club is said to have England's second oldest bowling green.

The plans could see homes on a site that was previously refused.

A battle to stop 23 new homes on the fields formerly used by Hurst Show has started up again.

The plan is for 45 houses on land close to Amen Corner and London Road.

A traditional English afternoon is on offer at a horticultural show in Hurst which attracts around 450 people each year.

Diving hero Tom Daley, created in knitting by the Hurst Hookers group, has been invited to visit their village's Olympics display.

Fresh plans for homes on a green field site near the Twyford/Hurst border have emerged.

Plans have been approved that will see a 150-year-old sports clubhouse replaced.

Thousands of visitors flocked to a bumper Hurst Show and Country Fayre where their inspiring compere was marking 45 years in the job.