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Festive fair

Festive fair

A CHRISTMAS fair will be held at Crazies Hill Primary School today (Friday) from 3pm to 5.30pm. Attractions will include a Santa’s grotto, a teddy tombola, food, games and treats. There will also be a raffle which will include an iPad Pro, two tickets...

Another pub shuts in uneasy time for trade

Another pub shuts in uneasy time for trade

THE Horns pub in Crazies Hill is to close on Sunday. Owen Hardy and Jade Jeffries, who took over the Brakspear pub in September 2020, are leaving. In message to customers on the pub’s Facebook page, Mr Hardy said: “It is with the deepest regret and...

PART of Highfield Lane in Crazies Hill will be closed from Wednesday to Friday, August 27 to 29 from 9.30am to 3.30pm. This is to allow for utility asset works to be completed by BT Openreach engineers. A diversion will be in place during this time...

Burglary fails

Burglary fails

Drummer reinstated by The Who

Drummer reinstated by The Who

Afternoon tea

Afternoon tea

Residents support plan to add new bedrooms at pub

Residents support plan to add new bedrooms at pub

Pupils build bug hotel

Pupils build bug hotel

Golf captain to support cancer charity that helped her

Golf captain to support cancer charity that helped her

Residents buy pub to keep ‘heart of village’ beating

Residents buy pub to keep ‘heart of village’ beating

A GROUP of residents has bought the pub in Crazies Hill to safeguard the “beating heart” of the village. The Horns has been closed for the last 18 months after tenants Owen Hardy and Jade Jeffries left in September 2022 after two years. Numerous...

Hidden Henley

Hidden Henley

THE unusually named pub The Horns is in the rural village of Cockpole Green. Its name may date back to when this area was in the manor of Windsor Forest and was established to offer huntsmen refreshments. Originally a beer house, the Brakspear pub...

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William Dobson

Brakspear chief executive Tom Davies (left) with William Dobson

Tributes to Henley pub landlord who ‘made customers feel valued’

WILLIAM Dobson, known as Bill, was for more than 40 years a familiar and respected figure in Henley.

Newly refurbished tearoom at a National Trust site in Henley re-opened

Newly refurbished tearoom at a National Trust site in Henley re-opened

The Cow Shed tearoom at Greys Court at Rotherfield Greys, opened on Tuesday after it was closed on Sunday, February 8

'It's like driving on roads in a third world country'

Man, 54, charged with multiple rapes over attacks on women in Henley and West Berkshire

Former rowing coach's mental health suffered after wrongful ban

Father and daughter duo close popular Watlington bakery

Car park pothole which exposed mains wires deemed safe by council

Biker hits crater and cracks rib on road in Henley

Henley demonstrator "vindicated" after Palestine Action ban ruled unlawful

Let's get down to business: Pub landlord who cares for customers in need

Henley Mayor's message of peace for revellers at club night

Memorial bench fundraiser for popular figure known as “Mayor of Wargrave”

Flowing Spring pub remains open for business despite flood-hit car park

Campaigners hopeful to see speed limits reduced in rural roads around Wargrave

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