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Rotarians raise £200 to help fund polio vaccinations

MORE than £200 was raised by Henley Rotary Club to fund polio vaccinations in developing countries. Members of the Henley branch gave out a few crocus corms when they were fundraising in Market Place to mark World Polio Day, part of Rotary...

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Sunday blitz on river rubbish

VOLUNTEERS carried out a “plastic blitz” in and around the river in Henley on Sunday. They collected 11 bags of rubbish during the four-hour operation, which was organised by Henley Rotary Club for the third year running with support from Thames 21,...

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Art show raises £2,600 for two charities

MORE than £2,600 was raised at Pangbourne Rotary Club’s art exhibition and schools art competition. The proceeds have been donated equally to Bridge for Young People and Brookfields School. Pictured, left to right, are Paul Sampson, exhibition...

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TWENTY-THREE representatives from 17 charities attended Pangbourne Rotary Club’s inaugural “Working with charities” evening. Most had been supported by the club previously. Club president Brian Davies explained that through four major fundraising...

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Pangbourne Rotary Club

PANGBOURNE Rotary Club has welcomed Ted Millichap as a member. Ted, a retired banker and financial advisor, is from Purley. He was sponsored by Dean Chamberlain and John Littleford, our newest member, introduced Ted to the “Objects of Rotary”....

Father and son try to sell shop after eight months

CONCERNS have been raised about the future of a shop and post office in Shiplake after it was put up for sale. The property in Station Road has been listed for sale with a leasehold for almost £150,000. Owners, father and son Andrew and Archie...

Pub staff in miracle escape as car hits wall

THE landlord of a pub in Henley said it was “miraculous” that his staff escaped without serious injuries after a car crashed into the kitchen wall in the middle of dinner service. At around 6.45pm on Sunday, a car left Remenham Lane and ploughed...