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A RAFFLE held at homeware store Vinegar Hill in Duke Street, Henley, raised about £200 for the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal.
The prizes included meals at the Cau restaurant in Hart Street and Strada in Bell Street as well as a bottle of champagne from Waitrose.
Henley Poppy Appeal organiser Annie Arscott said: “It was a great way to kick-start this year’s appeal. We’re very grateful as the shop obviously went to a lot of trouble and businesses were generous in donating prizes.”
06 November 2017
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