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Sale sign missing

Henley Reporter

webmaster@baylismedia.co.uk

10:30AM, Monday 13 March 2023

A PROPERTY “For sale” sign in Henley has gone missing.

Estate agents Philip Booth Esq said the board was taken from outside a house in Damer Gardens, off Vicarage Road.

The firm said: “As a small business, it’s a bit disheartening because these things cost us money, not only to replace the sign but also to have it put up. At best it’ll be damaged and will likely need binning. We don’t know who feels compelled to do this, but it’s not the first time.”

Anyone with information should call (01491) 876544.

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