Henley Society Talk – Aldermen and Mayors: Life of Henley before WWI
The Henley Society will be hosting it’s first Zoom talk on Wednesday 10 March by new member, Michael Redley (above […]
Gravel Hill Paved Area Gets a Bloomin’ Good Makeover
The paved area on Gravel Hill and West Street has been given a makeover by Henley Town Council’s Park Services […]
Zzoomm Donate Bulbs For Area They Used for Plant Equipment
The grass verge opposite the Three Horseshoes pub on the Reading Road has been re-sown and new spring bulbs planted […]
New Chair of The Henley Society Appointed
The 2020 Annual General Meeting of The Henley Society was held, via Zoom, last week. The meeting was Chaired by […]
Henley Society Chairman Dies
It is with deep sadness that we report the passing of Frank Browne, aged just 50. Frank was The Henley […]
Historic House Sign Project Ends on a High
The Henley Herald was delighted to help with the finishing of The Henley Society’s historic house sign project yesterday morning […]
Henley Society Announces First Talks for 2020
The Henley Society is pleased to announce its first two interesting talks of 2020 and confirms notice of its Annual […]
Gladstone Terrace Sign Back to Its Former Glory
The rusted and faded sign above the colourful doors of Gladstone Terrace on Reading Road has been repainted to its […]
Donations Needed to Complete Old House Signs Project
Four more old terrace house signs have been repainted thanks to The Henley Society. The signs are on Canadian Terrace […]
Historic House Names Repainted Thanks to Henley Society
After reading a post on Facebook about the old painted house signs on Harpsden Road which have faded, Geoff Luckett […]