Rural pubs can thrive Sir, — In response to Brakspear chief executive Tom Davies’s reply to Nina W Evans’s letter (Standard, September ...
Planners want it all their way Sir, — You might like to read a letter I sent a few weeks ago to David Buckle, John Cotton and Adrian ...
Show visitors with sense of humour Sir, — Some number plates spotted in the livestock car park at the Henley Show. Who said farmers ...
Planners have let down town Sir, — Henley residents must be puzzled at your front page headline “Housing plan now worthless” (Standard,...
Don’t spoil our festival Sir, — As a boat owner who has moored to the booms for many of the last 25 years to enjoy the Henley Festival,...
True cost of drunk crash Sir, — Having picked up my weekly copy of the Henley Standard, I was very upset to see the front page story, ...
...while thoughtless litterbugs do this Sir, — My husband and I were disgusted to see all the rubbish left by lazy people while we ...
Keep Sunday bus service Sir, — Phil Southall, managing director of the Carousel bus company, implies that his firm is doing us a ...
Bad week for our town Sir, — Last week was a bad one for Henley as the town reeled from being told by the leading authorities in their ...
Bad week for our town Sir, — Last week was a bad one for Henley as the town reeled from being told by the leading authorities in their ...
Who do you think clears your litter? Sir, — On Thursday last week we cycled from Marsh Lock to Shiplake to see friends. On the way, we ...
Tucked away consultation Sir, — Crest Nicholson chose to hold a single consultation on their final plans for the 170 houses at ...
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Friends of Watlington Library will hold its annual meeting in the library on Thursday, September 25 at 8pm. Doors open at 7.30pm. All are welcome to attend.
A SUMMER fete will be held at Watlington and District Residential and Nursing Home in Hill Road from 2pm to 4pm on Saturday, September 13. The event will feature a tombola and ... [more]
A CHARITY walk will set off from Foxington, Britwell Salome, on Sunday, September 21. The event will raise money for Maggie’s Oxford, which supports people with cancer. Supporters ... [more]
TWO artists have been commissioned to create outdoor sculptures for the proposed Watlington “ArtSpine” public art trail. Nick Foot, 56, from Pyrton, and James Ort, 43, from ... [more]
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