Thursday, 06 August 2020
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THE organiser of the Henley Living Advent Calendar says he is proud after it raised a record sum. The ninth annual charity initiative ...
DEBBIE McGEE celebrated Christmas Day with victories on two television contests. The radio presenter from Wargrave was crowned the ...
Niki Schäfer, chairman, Henley Business Partnership THERE has been much uncertainty during 2019, making the process of planning more ...
Ian Hudspeth, leader of Oxfordshire County Council OXFORDSHIRE 2020. That used to sound like the future and now it’s nearly upon us. ...
SISTER Carol came on duty at 5pm on Christmas Eve. She’d been the ward sister at the special care baby unit for 12 years. She saw ...
MORE than 120 elderly residents attended a Christmas high tea party held at Colleton Primary School in Twyford. The guests enjoyed ...
RESIDENTS of the Albert Court retirement homes development got into the Christmas spirit with a party. They were served mince pies and ...
RESIDENTS of Binfield Heath bid farewell to their postman at the village’s annual carol concert. Tim Randall, 58, who had held the ...
BOOTS the chemist in Bell Street, Henley, is open from 8.30am to 6.30pm on Monday and Tuesday but closed on Christmas Day. It will be ...
BRITONS are expected to splash £4.8 billion this Christmas, almost four per cent more than last year. But how much of that will be ...
ABOUT 60 members of the South Oxfordshire Mencap Society attended a Christmas party at Harpsden village hall. The event featured a ...
THE autumn term drew to a close at Caversham Preparatory School with its annual Christingle service held in the chapel at nearby Queen ...
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A SHORT cross-country run for children will take place in Goring over the winter. Little Legs Does The Thames Muddy Run will follow footpaths along the River Thames and through ... [more]
Scout leader raises £7,000 with sale of memorabilia
A SCOUT leader raised more than £7,000 for the movement by selling his collection of memorabilia. David Cooksley, who is group master for the 2nd Goring and Streatley group, has ... [more]
Village could introduce temporary one-way system
A TEMPORARY one-way system could be introduced in the centre of Goring to make social distancing easier. The parish council has sought funding for a study into the proposal, which ... [more]
A GORING girl’s plans for a Lego-themed fundraising party were put on hold. Layla Lyndon, 12, was going to hold the event at her home in Elvendon Road on Saturday but postponed it ... [more]
