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Woman opens dog parlour after dance school injury

A WOMAN from Shiplake has opened a dog grooming parlour from her family home. Demi Cookson, 22, operates Dog Grooming by Demi, where she lives with her parents in Reading Road. After sustaining an injury while studying performing arts, she ditched her...

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‘Allow this development and countryside will fall like set of dominoes’

PLANS to build 25 homes in Lower Shiplake have been refused. L Wilson wanted to develop the land behind Audley Shiplake Meadows, which is to the north of New Road. South Oxfordshire District Council’s planning committee rejected the plans, saying...

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Restaurant retains award for ninth year running

A RESTAURANT in Shiplake has retained a culinary award for the ninth consecutive year. Orwells, in Shiplake Row, has been awarded four rosettes from AA. The awards, which are given out by the British Automobile Association, range from one to five...

Residents object to 25 homes

Councillors open new footpath linking two settlements

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Photo contest

ENTRIES have opened for a photography competition in Shiplake. The event has been set up as part of the centenary celebrations to mark the laying of the foundation stone at Shiplake Memorial Hall. Residents should enter a photo taken in village or...

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Happy birthday to memorial hall

ABOUT 100 villagers came together to mark the centenary of Shiplake Memorial Hall. Guests joined the hall’s trustees for strawberry teas made by the village branch of the Women’s Institute while about 20 cars from 1925 to the present day were...

Major disruption to London Paddington trains after person dies on tracks

All train lines between London Paddington and Reading have closed while emergency services respond to an incident, National Rail has said.

PUB PAIR QUIT AFTER DEBTS REACH £1.5M

TWO entrepreneurs were forced to give up two pubs after accruing debts of more than £1.5 million. Alex Sergeant and David Holliday ran the Bottle and Glass Inn in Binfield Heath and Hart Street Tavern in Henley as separate companies. They were wound...

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Woman opens dog parlour after dance school injury

‘Allow this development and countryside will fall like set of dominoes’

Restaurant retains award for ninth year running

Residents object to 25 homes

Councillors open new footpath linking two settlements

Film night

Homes appeal

Village quiz

College sum

Photo contest

Happy birthday to memorial hall

Major disruption to London Paddington trains after person dies on tracks

PUB PAIR QUIT AFTER DEBTS REACH £1.5M

Cheers! Regulars celebrate as pub named community asset

Unexpected death in Bell Street

Lottery winner bags dream home

Restaurant retains award for ninth year running

ANGER OVER BOTCHED POLICE INVESTIGATION

‘It’s humiliating for statues of Olympians to be in car park’

Training pool back open after £40,000 upgrade

Praise for corner shop

Plans to redevelop builder’s merchants will ‘dominate view’

Police investigate emails sent to John Howell in connection with Manchester synagogue attack

National Trust launches appeal to repair ‘well-loved route’ at Cock Marsh

Mother criticises council for not providing son schooling

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