Welcome to Hungerford
Hungerford is a small historic town located in the midst of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and yet it is only 4 miles from the M4 and has a direct rail link to London
The town's historic market status is retained by the significant number of small independent retail and commercial businesses providing visitors and residents alike with..
personal service across a wide range of products. Hungerford has an excellent variety of eating places and there is ample local accommodation.
The town today is surrounded by open common land, five minutes walk from its centre where visitors may en...
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Dust off your running shoes and get ready for the annual Aldbourne 5k run
Blandy’s bistro are renowned for their extraordinary afternoon tea. It is a banquet affair with a selection of delicate finger sandwiches, homemade scones with tiptree preserve and clotted cream along with a variety of homemade cakes.
Judging from the amount of community activity going in Hungerford Library, the council are going to have a hard time justifying its closure in their next round of swingeing cuts.
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Take a peek at the brand new Marlborough Townsite a popular visitor destination close by to Hungerford
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Ever dreamt about organising your own football team, boot camp or any other grass orientated sport?
Over the last century newlyweds have been evolving, much rarer is the trepidation of a blushing bride about to leave her family home for the first time.
At the heart of every successful community is the people.
The biggest threat to any business is inertia, if you’re not moving forward then you’re at risk of slipping back and in today’s competitive markets that just isn’t an option.
Ollie Hunter is a local celebrity after reaching the semi-finals of Masterchef 2013, a programme that attracts around 5 million viewers.