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Fringe show

Fringe show

A FORMER pupil at Peppard Primary School will make his debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Tom Rolph, 22, has penned comedy Aaaaa Very Fringey Show and it will be presented at theSpace Triplex venue from Tuesday to Saturday at 8pm.

Bounce raises £5000 for school roof repairs

Bounce raises £5000 for school roof repairs

ABOUT 500 people attended the Big Bounce hosted by Peppard Primary School on Saturday. Seventeen bouncy castles were set up in the school playing fields, including an obstacle course, giant slide and Spider-Man and Paw Patrol-themed inflatables. There...

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Village schools to share resources under one head

Village schools to share resources under one head

TWO village schools will start sharing a headteacher and resources from next month. Nick Steele, who has been headteacher of Peppard primary for 10 years, will become executive head of the school and Stoke Row primary on February 20. Both are Church...

Pupils raise money with school bake and book sales

Pupils raise money with school bake and book sales

Charity sale

Charity sale

Pupils sing hymns and read prayers at virtual remembrance service

Pupils sing hymns and read prayers at virtual remembrance service

Poppy money

Poppy money

Mothers row 20 miles in dragon boat for school

Mothers row 20 miles in dragon boat for school

Lord Lieutenant praises children’s litter-picking efforts

Lord Lieutenant praises children’s litter-picking efforts

Children’s fancy dress walk raises £1,000 for animals

Children’s fancy dress walk raises £1,000 for animals

PUPILS at Peppard Primary School raised £1,000 for the animal charity Blue Cross with a sponsored walk. More than 100 children from all the year groups took part in the 3.5-mile walk from the school in Church Lane to the Maltsters Arms in...

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Housing could help pay for new school says developer

Housing could help pay for new school says developer

A DEVELOPER wants to build 27 homes near Peppard Common which could help fund a new village primary school. Elegant Homes, of Patrick Road, Caversham, has earmarked land north of the common that used to be a football pitch and is currently used to...

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Henley man arrested on suspicion of murder after Poole death

Henley man arrested on suspicion of murder after Poole death

A MAN from Henley was arrested on suspicion of murder on Sunday after a man was seriously injured in Dorset and later died in hospital.

Flood warnings issued on stretches of the River Thames

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Flood warnings issued on stretches of the River Thames

Flood warnings are in place on stretches of the River Thames following a period of heavy rainfall.

Henley salon asks customers to ‘pay what they can’

A fond farewell from the real-life Vicar of Dibley after 14 years

Henley Rowing Club’s GB junior eight triumph

Call for council funds to fix Marsh Lock horsebridge branded ‘outrageous’

Brakspear’s longest-serving landlady celebrates 46 years as Wargrave publican

Fire Brigade Union members fear impact of Henley closure

Budget supermarket Aldi reveals further details on planned Henley store

Stoke Row bakery makes national ‘Baker’s Dozen’ list

New head for Henley school appointed

Bid launched to turn former River and Rowing Museum into “future-facing” community hub

Tributes following death of key figure behind Henley’s River & Rowing Museum

TV star James Corden abandons plans to demolish and rebuild home

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