Hurst councillor Wayne Smith announces plans to stand down at May’s local elections
There's an outpouring of appreciation and gratitude for a community's champion who is stepping down from his official posts.
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Councillor leads fight to save Hurst village shop and Post Office
Hurst Parish Council's chairman is leading the fight to keep a shop and Post Office open in the village.
‘It’s fantastic news for the village’: Planning Inspectorate rejects plan to build 200 homes on green field in Hurst
A scheme to build 200 homes on a green field in Hurst has been turned down after a planning inquiry.
Site of 200 homes proposed for Hurst is a ‘rural, quiet calm’ argue villagers
Villagers who clubbed together so a barrister could help them fight 200 new homes turned out in force to hear ...
‘We’re all getting a bit nervous’: Warnings over daytime burglaries as thieves try open doors
A RESIDENTS’ group has issued a security alert after a house burglary and reports of people trying house doors in ...
Tributes paid to Hurst’s ‘true gentleman’
TRIBUTES are being paid to a “true gentleman’s” dedication to helping his community. Howard Larkin, married to his wife Janet ...
St Nicholas Pre-School in Hurst unveils £20,000 garden revamp
CHILDREN attending a Hurst pre-school are now the kings and queens of the castle thanks to a £20,000 revamp of ...
Hurst family hounded for £15,000 electricity bill – from company they’ve never had an account
A FAMILY fear they could have their electricity supply cut off in a row over a £15,000 bill with Scottish ...
Call for speed signs on new village gates in Hurst
New £5,500 entrance “gates” designed to stop speeding are not getting their message across say road users, writes Sue Corcoran. ...
Travellers in Hurst until Friday for church camp, leader invites residents to join
One hundred travellers’ families have moved their caravans onto a field on the Wokingham/Hurst border for a Romany born again ...
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