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Parent power propels row for primary playground

A GROUP of parents and a teacher from a Henley school completed a 22-mile row to raise money for a new playground. They completed the challenge on Saturday in less than eight hours, passing through six locks along the Thames between Goring and...

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Treasurer on fraud charge

A FORMER treasurer has been accused of taking more than £14,000 from a pre-school in Henley. Lydia Connery, 31, of Thames Side, Henley, appeared at Oxford Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday accused of one count of fraud by abuse of position. It is alleged...

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Children create song and dance at school’s carols contest

SIX schools performed in the second annual Kenton Carols event. Children from Badgemore, Valley Road, Rupert House, and Sacred Heart primary schools in Henley and Kidmore End Primary School took to the stage at the New Street venue on Monday last...

Bloom budget given £8,000 funding boost

Parents to row for playground

Pupils and parents raising money for new playground

Children present their colourful portrait of King to town

Mum to run first half marathon for children’s school

Pupils visit Stonor House

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Pupils adore gardening

CHILDREN at a Henley school are benefiting from their new gardening club. Each Thursday lunchtime pupils at Sacred Heart Primary School in Greys Hill meet up in the school garden to plant seeds and water and weed the plants. The club began last year...

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Pair cycle 80 miles in day for charity

THE father and uncle of a boy who died of cancer have raised more than £6,500 after completing an 80-mile sponsored bike ride. Elliott Peto, who attended Sacred Heart Primary School in Henley, was five when he died of rhabdomyosarcoma, a soft tissue...

Henley private members’ club bids to expand spa and fitness centre

A PRIVATE members’ club in Henley has submitted plans to expand its spa fitness centre. Phyllis Court Club in Marlow Road said it needs the extra space to meet growing demand.

Henley salon asks customers to ‘pay what they can’

A SALON in Henley has held a “pay what you can” haircut day.

Elements in Bell Street held the initiative on Tuesday last week.

About 15 clients booked an appointment where they were able to have their hair cut by a stylist and choose their price.

Parent power propels row for primary playground

Treasurer on fraud charge

Children create song and dance at school’s carols contest

Bloom budget given £8,000 funding boost

Parents to row for playground

Pupils and parents raising money for new playground

Children present their colourful portrait of King to town

Mum to run first half marathon for children’s school

Pupils visit Stonor House

Pupils adore gardening

Pair cycle 80 miles in day for charity

Henley private members’ club bids to expand spa and fitness centre

Henley salon asks customers to ‘pay what they can’

Ofsted shuts Caversham nurseries over safety concerns

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

Budget supermarket Aldi reveals further details on planned Henley store

TV star James Corden abandons plans to demolish and rebuild home

Charlie Anderson-Jeffs, from Harpsden

Wargrave publican becomes Brakspear’s longest-serving landlady after 46 years

Fire Brigade Union members fear impact of Henley closure

Rewind Festival: The Human League and The Proclaimers confirmed as headliners

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

When I served food to Rod Stewart and other stories from Wargrave pub landlady

Former manager of Henley bar speaks out on ‘unfortunate’ brewery collapse

New head for Henley school appointed