Church bells ring for the Duke of Edinburgh in Hurst
St Nicholas Church, in Hurst, tolled the bells last week in the lead up to Prince Philip's funeral in Windsor.
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Stay yolk-al and enjoy this Easter fundraiser in Hurst
Parents have come up with a cracking good plan, with some wacky ideas, to raise funds their children’s school this ...
High viz jacket sighting alarms Hurst residents: could homes be coming to a field near them?
One man wearing a high viz jacket and using survey equipment has alarmed residents who fear proposals to build on ...
Hurst villagers clear 18 tyres in weekend litter pick
A COMMUNITY has collected more than 100 sacks of rubbish that were tossed into ditches and hedges around their area. ...
CORONAVIRUS: Booking system to be used in Dinton Pastures to help with lockdown restrictions
A BOOKING system will be introduced following concerns over the number of people using Dinton Pastures for some daily exercise ...
New crossing planned for Dinton Pastures entrance
A consultation has been launched for a new traffic light crossing at the Dinton Pastures entrance.
Why ‘the Queen’ helped lead the singalong
A group of singers recruited 'the Queen' to spread some Christmas cheer in Hurst.
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 ...
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