Masked men raid Hurst post office
A gang of masked men smashed their way into a post office in Hurst in the early hours last week.
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Hurst Morris People to hold taster sessions for new members this week and next
Hurst Morris People, after a busy summer at shows, fetes and a seaside folk festival, are inviting everyone to have ...
Entries and visitors up at Hurst show
Visitors to the 110th Hurst Horticultural Show enjoyed a quintessentially British country show
Open mic night at Elephant and Castle
A HURST pub holds a fortnightly open mic night.
Hurst Hookers are on a summer holiday, thanks to their witty knitting
Hurst Hookers crochet and knitting group are celebrating summer holidays with their latest witty and joyful display.
Entries open for Hurst Horticultural Show, returning to the village later this month
Entries for the fruit, vegetable, cookery, flowers, photography, art, craft and needlework classes are invited now for the Hurst Horticultural ...
Success! Hurst village store to stay open, with a wider range of goods available
Hurst's village store is to stay open after a three-month trial to see if trade could be boosted.
Record sales will help Hurst Cricket Club through the off-season
Parents and supporters of young players at Hurst Cricket Club turned out for a fundraising evening - and established a ...
Hurst pre-school marks its 50th with a celebration party
A popular preschool, which has its highest-ever number of children on roll, has just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Ranch house plans for Hurst stables
A ranch house could be built in Hurst if Wokingham Borough Council grants planning permission.
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