The Henley MP has written to Steve McManus, the chief executive of the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust to find a new site for the mobile breast screening service in the town.
Pielicious owner, Craig Mee (right), with assistant, Benji Darani (left), making their steak and stilton pies in the kitchens of the Over-60s club
Rebecca and Craig Mee, from Caversham, have owned Henley-based Pielicious, since 2017.
The couple entered the 2026 British Pie Awards, being highly commended for their steak and stilton pie and winning a silver award.
Caversham Court Gardens
Caversham has proudly claimed its place as one of the south east’s 11 best ‘Best Places to Live,’ according to the Sunday Times’ newly published guide for 2026.
CGI interpretation of what the site off Fair Mile could look like under approved plans
Darryl Trimmings with gifts and cards from staff and students
Hugo Hermani competing at the parkour competition
A BOY has made the top five in an international parkour competition.
Hugo Hemani, 12, placed fourth at the Nova Project Underground 13 2026 last weekend.
The competition, which was held in Rotherham, is the equivalent of the British Championships.
A new children’s picture book focusing on the stretch of River Thames between Henley and Cookham is shining a light on the impact of pollution in rivers and upon animals.
Artist, Rebecca Howard presenting to the crowd
Trustee of the charity and musician, Martyn Strong, performing at Olly's Work Community Concert on March 7
Harry Millard playing Emmett Forrest and Mili Knight playing Elle Wood
Staying positive: Ollie Phillips giving a presentation to business leaders
Let's get down to business - fortnightly column
(from left) Sue Davey, Peter Martin, Jane Gray, Sue Pither
Natasha Humphreys, Sales Manager at Hotel du Vin, in the new lounge area
A map showing the roads (in purple) that are part of the new lane rental scheme
Ivon Hitchens' oil painting on canvas, titled "Dark and Light Poppies" sold for £138,800
Mayor of Henley, Tom Buckley, presents Robin Popham of the Henley Handybus, with his town medal
From left to right: Charlotte, Emma, Nico and Alison Jean-Jean, supporting Emma at her training camp
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Diana Herke, 1 Jan 1943 – 22 May 2024. It is with sorrow that we announce that Diana Herke died suddenly and unexpectedly on 22 May 2024 at home in Maidenhead where she had lived since 1980. Diana is survived by her husband Peter of 58 years, two children Vivienne, Kevin and five grandchildren. Diana was born in Exeter, her mother introduced her to tennis in early life and actively supported her [more..]
A popular café in Windsor will soon be unveiling a new nighttime offering following an extensive refurbishment.
A brightly coloured LEGO-themed train has been unveiled at London Waterloo to celebrate the 30th anniversary of LEGOLAND Windsor Resort.
The Human League will be playing the main stage on Saturday night
Material girl: Rosalie Minnitt
Mum’s the word: Georgie Parvin, left, and Hattie Sanderson have organised the Kenton’s podcast festival
Advice: Dr Rebecca Chilvers, left, in conversation with Alice Jordan
From left to right: Raj Bisram, Susie Riddell, Ryan Kelly, Christina Trevanion, Sunny Ormonde, Simon Williams and Thomas Forrester
The Trust was set up by Louis Baylis in 1962 and its primary objective is: To work for the good of the community, principally in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
The Trust distributed grants of over £100,000 to more than 100 recipients during the last financial year and has a policy of distributing the majority of the grants to local organisations and charities, the balance going to regional and national organisations.
The majority of applications for grants from the Trust are received by post from local and national charities and organisations that are aware of the Trust. The Trust supports all sections of the community in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead and actively encourages applications for grants from the Trust.The bulk of donations are made to benefit the elderly and the young, although many other groups including the Arts are also supported.
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