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Councillor campaigns to limit solar farm numbers

A COUNCILLOR wants to limit the number of solar farms being built in the countryside. Caroline Newton is concerned about the cumulative impact of “light industrialisation” of rural areas. She represents Haseley Brook ward on South Oxfordshire District...

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Residents claim solar farm will ‘obliterate’ landscape

MORE than 200 residents have objected to plans to build a solar farm near Lewknor which they claim would “obliterate” the landscape. They argue that the development would lead to a loss of wildlife habitats and agricultural land and impact an...

Lewknor

Wb new clerk 0708

A NEW clerk is needed for Lewknor Parish Council to assist with meetings, organisation and administration. Donna Evans, the council’s current clerk, is to leave shortly. Applications should be sent to clerk@lewknor parishcouncil. gov. uk

Parish meet

Bingo night

Resignation

Shed in countryside rejected

Fete scrapped

Nuisance

Environment

Police update

LEWKNOR Parish Council will ask Thames Valley Police to provide a regular update of its activities in the area. The council said it had been several years since it last received a report from the force. District councillor Georgina Heritage agreed to...

Council

Lights out

A GRANT application towards the cost of solar panels for Lewknor village hall has been turned down. The parish council had applied for £6,100 from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks, half of the cost. The council agreed to find other avenues...

Councillor campaigns to limit solar farm numbers

Residents claim solar farm will ‘obliterate’ landscape

Wb new clerk 0708

Parish meet

Bingo night

Resignation

Shed in countryside rejected

Fete scrapped

Nuisance

Police update

Lights out

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

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

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

Father and daughter duo close popular Watlington bakery

Flood warnings remain in place as River Thames levels continue to rise

Henley Rowing Club’s GB junior eight triumph

Car park pothole which exposed mains wires deemed safe by council

Soaring menace of potholes on Henley roads exposed

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

Henley demonstrator "vindicated" after Palestine Action ban ruled unlawful

Thames Valley Police new taskforce to help combat dangerous driving and 'save lives'

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

Children’s cancer charity opens holiday retreat in memory of teenager Charlie Ilsley

Police appeal for witnesses after burglary in Wargrave