SITE INDEX

Delivering the news from Henley-on-Thames since 1885

Buy a photo

Submit a story

Home
»
News
»
Letters

Sign of congestion post-pandemic?

Henley Reporter

webmaster@baylismedia.co.uk

10:30AM, Monday 04 January 2021

Is this the new normal in Henley? With more homes being built, we can’t have queues of traffic like this.

Many of us objected on highways grounds. The pollution caused by all the vehicles idling their engines is really harmful and the inconvenience of town centre roads being blocked means locals like myself will do the rat runs even more.

This is during the pandemic. What will it be like when that has ended and people travel again? Scary. — Yours faithfully,

Sally Greenfield

Station Road, Shiplake

Letters

Letters: "Public meeting on Henley fire station showed how deeply community cares"

Fascinating history behind terraced properties

Your letters...

Keep left of markings?

Your letters

Your letters...

Shocked by flooded road

Your letters

Sorry for my mistake

Mission to reduce plastic

Your letters...

Henley salon asks customers to ‘pay what they can’

A fond farewell from the real-life Vicar of Dibley, Sue Morton, after 14 years serving six churches in the Hambleden Valley

A fond farewell from the real-life Vicar of Dibley after 14 years

Fire Brigade Union members fear impact of Henley closure

Budget supermarket Aldi reveals further details on planned Henley store

TV star James Corden abandons plans to demolish and rebuild home

Rewind Festival: The Human League and The Proclaimers confirmed as headliners

Baylis Media Photo Galleries

MAIDENHEAD 137174

The annual Swimarathon returns for its 41st year. Braywick Leisure Centre, Maidenhead Schools and organisations taking part in the event Furze Platt School

RW 137151

Remember When, Maidenhead Advertiser

MAIDENHEAD 137176

Staff are going on strike at three Windsor Forest College Group sites in Berkshire. Striking staff on the picket line outside BCA

SLOUGH 137181

Queensmere shopping centre, Slough The Queensmere shopping centre closing on Saturday 17th January 2026

Invesco Talking Newspaper

HENLEY 260145 2

Jo Hutchins Hambleden organist

HENLEY 260145 4

Jo Hutchins Hambleden organist

HENLEY 260145 3

Jo Hutchins Hambleden organist

Days Gone By - Photos

Photos from The Maidenhead Advertiser 150th Anniversary book 'Days Gone By' are now available to buy.

Charity Events

Galleries of local charity events. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper caption

Her Majesty the Queen

View Her Majesty the Queen in our local galleries. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper caption.

Theresa May

Pictures of Maidenhead MP, Theresa May. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper caption.

Galleries from Slough and its surrounding villages. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper caption.

Galleries from Marlow and its surrounding villages. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper caption.

Galleries from Windsor and its surrounding villages. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper caption.

Galleries from Maidenhead and its surrounding villages. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper caption.

Hockey

Maidenhead Hockey Club, Marlow Hockey Club, Slough Hockey Club, Windsor Hockey club and more...

Bowls

Desborough Bowling Club, Maidenhead Town Bowls Club, Slough Bowls Club, Windsor & Eton Bowling Club and more...

Football

Maidenhead Utd FC, Windsor FC, Slough Town FC, Burnham FC, Marlow FC, Flackwell Heath FC, Wycombe Wanderers and more...

Rugby

Maidenhead RFC, Marlow RFC, Windsor RFC, Slough RFC, Phoenix RFC, Drifters RFC and more...

ALDI announces plans for Henley store

SUPERMARKET chain Aldi has confirmed that it plans to open a new food store in Henley. The Henley Standard revealed in May last year it was looking at the Jewson site, off Reading Road, with the materials firm set to move to the former Gibbs and Dandy...

Caversham nurseries temporarily shut over safety concerns

Ofsted shuts Caversham nurseries over safety concerns

Playday nursery sites in Milestone Way and Hemdean Road notified parents on Monday evening of the closure, which Reading Borough Council has told the BBC could last until February 22.

Charlie Anderson-Jeffs, from Harpsden

WHEN I was 13, I worked at Bix Manor and met Katie, who worked in the kitchen. Our friendship blossomed and I used every excuse to go to the kitchen. We even used to pretend to be boyfriend and girlfriend to get each other out of sticky situations. I...