Tuesday, 19 March 2019
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THE number of heavy good vehicles in Henley during both rush hours has soared in less than four years. A traffic study conducted late last year shows that lorry movements more than doubled in the morning peak period and increased by 50 per cent in...
A BOY of 10 was punched in the head at Henley skate park. Police are investigating the attack and Henley Town Council will consider installing CCTV at the amenity in Makins recreation ground, off Greys Road. The boy’s father, John Maillard, said his...
THE ban on barbecues at Marsh Meadows in Henley has been made permanent despite opposition by some councillors. The town council, which is responsible for the riverside beauty spot, has voted to extend the ban that it introduced as a safety measure...
FANS of George Michael have been given the go-ahead to stage another celebration of his life in Goring. The parish council has told ...
THE director and secretary of Phyllis Court Club in Henley has left after 10 years. Mystery surrounds the departure of Graham Owen, ...
THE pub in Hambleden will appear in the latest series of a TV reality show next week. The Stag and Huntsman will feature in Channel ...
A MAN says he is “gutted” after a classic car he restored to working condition was stolen from outside his house. The red BMW 325i ...
A SHOPKEEPER has called for litter bins to be removed from Henley town centre. Joan Bland, who runs the Asquiths teddy bear shop in ...
CONNECT Catering began life in 1989 above the Facy department store in Market Place, Henley. Thirty years later, the contract catering ...
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Green is pancake day racetrack
PUPILS, parents and teachers at Stoke Row Primary School took part in the annual Shrove Tuesday pancake races in the village. Dozens of youngsters took turns to run the length of ... [more]
Former mayors to stand in district council elections
THREE former mayors of Henley are to stand for Henley Residents Group at the South Oxfordshire District Council elections. Ken Arlett, Kellie Hinton and current district ... [more]
PUPILS at Robert Piggott Infant School in Wargrave dressed as literary characters including Where’s Wally, Harry Potter and Paddington Bear. The children came to school in their ... [more]
GORING Primary School’s £30,000 appeal for a new minibus has hit is target. The new 17-seater vehicle is due to arrive over the summer. The school’s parent-teacher association has ... [more]
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