Hurst Village Society
Preserving and enhancing the Parish of Hurst as a living community
Hurst Village Society
The Society is based in the rural village of Hurst in the Royal County of Berkshire, England. The primary concern of the Society is to protect the physical environment and maintain the rural aspect of the area. It aims also to promote greater use of the village amenities and services and to encourage their expansion.
Dates for your diary:
Hurst Horticultural Show
17 August 2019
Annual Dinner Dance
In conjunction with St Nicholas PTA Saturday 7th December 2019. Please email hvsannualdance@hvs.org.uk for more info.
New - Tennis every Monday evening
at The Dolphin School. For more info call John Vimpany on 07796 170486
Skills Register
From piano teacher to plasterer, there's probably someone in Hurst with the skill you need. Follow the link below to see the full Skills Register. If you live in the village and want to be included, we charge an annual fee per entry: £20 if you are a member of the Hurst Village Society, £25 if you are a non-member .
Magazine & Newsletter
The Society publishes a magazine "The Hurst Villager" twice a year, which is delivered free to all households in the village.
Make your voice heard! By joining HVS we have a strong voice on planning issues in the parish. It costs only £5 per year for a household, so why not fill in the membership form? And we are not just about planning - we organise social events, improve the village environment and run entertainments and other parish activities.
If you would like more information, please e-mail: communications@hvs.org.uk.
Are you a member of HVS?
Support Our Village Shop
A vital part of our community, providing a service and supporting village events for over 110 years.
Planning
The Society endeavours to review all Planning Applications submitted for Hurst and those in neighbouring Parishes which are likely to have an impact on Hurst. The Society makes its views known to the Planning Authority if it is of the view that an Application may have a detrimental effect upon the village..
More on planning
We also publish e-zines (newsletters) periodically during the year and these are e-mailed to members with e-mail addresses.
