Sunday, 09 August 2020
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A TEMPORARY one-way system could be introduced in the centre of Goring to make social distancing easier. The parish council has sought ...
A SCOUT leader raised more than £7,000 for the movement by selling his collection of memorabilia. David Cooksley, who is group master ...
PERSONAL protective equipment cannot be recycled and should be placed in general waste bins. South Oxfordshire District Council is ...
THE public examination of South Oxfordshire District Council’s local plan finishes today (Friday). The document, which outlines ...
EVERY pupil at the Henley Village Montessori Nursery has been able to return after an outdoor classroom was established at the town’s ...
THE playground in Nettlebed has been re-opened by the parish council. Members decided it was safe to do so long as users follow safety ...
RESIDENTS of Henley are being asked to show their interest in their local Neighbourhood Watch group. Neil Gunnell, who lives in Blandy ...
CORONAVIRUS cases are on the rise in Oxfordshire. Laboratories confirmed 44 infections between Wednesday last week and Tuesday ...
PALLETS that were obstructing a footpath by Greengates, Checkendon, have been removed.
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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 ...
FEARS have been raised that developers want to build new homes on the open spaces at Caversham Park Village. MP Matt Rodda, whose ...
THE hill leading into Whitchurch has been reduced to one lane while gas works are carried out. Scotia Gas Networks set up temporary ...
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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]
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]
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]
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]
