Sunday, 25 October 2020
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HENLEY’S Mill and Marsh Meadows have received a national award for the seventh year in a row. The Green Flag Award recognises well ...
RESIDENTS of Henley have been urged to use the town’s new bus service or risk losing it. The message was delivered by the Mayor Ken ...
AT least 87 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in the Henley area over the past week. Government figures up to Wednesday show ...
A CHARITY golf day at Badgemore Park Golf Club in Henley raised thousands of pounds for the town’s Chiltern Centre for disabled young ...
A NEW grocery and deli in Henley has applied for a licence to sell alcohol. Zoe Cooper is to open the Henley Larder in Bell Street at ...
NO-ONE wants the Kenton Theatre to re-open more than Julie Huntington. The historic Henley venue has been closed for almost seven ...
A FORMER mayor of Henley has claimed that new businesses are not being given a proper welcome by the town council. But the current ...
NEWS signs for a A MAJESTIC Wine Outlet in Henley are being opposed by the town council. The company has applied for advertising ...
PLANS to convert the former Boots pharmacy unit in Henley have been approved. Sorbon Estates says the premises in West Lane could be ...
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PENSIONERS enjoyed a tea party in Henley to celebrate the Queen’s 91st birthday. About 80 guests attended the free event, which took ...
MARY BERRY has become a dame in the Queen’s birthday honours. The cook, writer and television presenter, who lives in Henley, was ...
PHILANTHROPIST Fran Perrin believes the Indigo Trust’s efforts will continue to be crucial in helping organisations to survive the ...
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Woman surprised by singing family on 100th birthday
A WOMAN celebrated her 100th birthday on Saturday with a surprise singing performance by her family whom she hadn’t seen for seven months. Irene Townsend, who is known as Rene, ... [more]
MARY BERRY has become a dame in the Queen’s birthday honours. The cook, writer and television presenter, who lives in Henley, was honoured for services to the culinary arts, ... [more]
Coronavirus ‘disastrous for charities'
PHILANTHROPIST Fran Perrin believes the Indigo Trust’s efforts will continue to be crucial in helping organisations to survive the coronavirus pandemic. She said: “The coronavirus ... [more]
A FUNDRAISING event held in aid of Robert Piggott junior and infant schools in Wargrave raised £368. The Bag 2 School collection took place in the car park at the village ... [more]
