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    Coins found in field are declared treasure

    Coins found in field are declared treasure

    TWENTY-ONE coins found in a field in Stoke Row has been declared treasure. An inquest at County Hall in Oxford found that the coins met the criteria to be treasure as they were more han 300 years old and contained more than 10 per cent precious...

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    Baker takes over village pub

    Baker takes over village pub

    NEW tenants of a pub in Stoke Row have started renovating ahead of opening at the end of the month. Tona Erreguin, the co-founder of the award-winning Imma the Bakery in Stoke Row, took over the Cherry Tree, a 400-year-old Brakspear pub, last month....

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    Bassett Manor fundraiser 2807

    Bassett Manor fundraiser 2807

    ABOUT 6,000 was raised for Citizens Advice Oxfordshire at an event hosted by Baroness Sheehan at her home in Stoke Row. A total of 385 supporters enjoyed an outdoor showing of Gilbert and Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore in her garden at Basset Manor in aid...

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    Full steam ahead for vintage pair

    Full steam ahead for vintage pair

    TWO best friends travelled more than 800 miles to exhibit their refurbished cars at the Stoke Row Steam Rally last weekend. About 8,000 people attended the event, which featured 100 full-size and miniature steam engines. There were also about 1,200...

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    Sausage walk

    Sausage walk

    AN organised walk for dachshunds and their owners will be held on Saturday, April 5 in Stoke Row. Walkers will meet in the car park at the rear of the village hall at 10.50am. Proceeds from the group’s “Sausages of Henley” caps will go to charity.

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    Father and son try to sell shop after eight months

    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...

    Residents unhappy to be told road won’t be repaired

    Residents unhappy to be told road won’t be repaired

    A RESIDENT in Wargrave has criticised councillors after they “failed” to acknowledge a “botched” repair job despite being guided to several defects in the road outside his home. Councillor Adrian Betteridge, executive for transport and highways at...

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