Mobile test site opens at Dinton Pastures this week
A mobile Covid-19 testing unit is opening at Dinton Pastures this week.
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New crossing planned for Dinton Pastures entrance
A consultation has been launched for a new traffic light crossing at the Dinton Pastures entrance.
Parents praise for school’s online learning switch
Hurst's Dolphin School has been praised for its quick switch to online learning.
Hurst school celebrates its 50th anniversary
Dolphin School, in Hurst, held a celebration to mark its 50th anniversary.
Hurst’s charity elves organise gift delivery
First Days Children's Charity has donated 100 bags of presents to Manchester.
Country show organisers forced to find new home
Hurst Show and County Fayre is forced to find a new home after being told Willowmead Field is no longer ...
Bricks and beams to stay visible in historic pub restoration plan
The Castle Inn at Hurst is undergoing restoration, and its original bricks and beams will be a key element of ...
Theresa May supports Hurst Bowling Club with patronship
Former Prime Minister Theresa May supports Hurst Bowling Club as their new patron.
New team takeover reins of Hurst’s popular Post Office
After being closed for two months, Hurst Post Office has reopened under two new managers.
Hurst Bowling Club gets green light for new clubhouse
HURST BOWLING Club will be getting a new clubhouse after plans were approved last week. The 45-person club wants to ...
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