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The biggest ever British Rowing Junior Championships, ended under a blaze of glorious sunshine as records fell across the three day competition. A record number of entries saw over 1,500 […]
“Best day ever”, were the first words Jacky Steele Headteacher at Badgemore School said to describe the first day of Badgefest – the school’s two-day end of term festival celebration […]
Henley Trains advise us that Network Rail engineering work will be taking place around Oxford from this Saturday 22nd to Sunday 30th July, resulting in replacement buses running from Didcot […]
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses following a shed burglary. Between 9pm on Tuesday (18/7) and 7.45am on Wednesday (19/7) unknown offenders broke into a shed on Wilson Avenue, […]
Mill Meadows was lit up with Somalis in colourful traditional dress and dancing on Saturday afternoon for the third Borama Comes to Henley event. Over 100 people originally from Borama […]
The music was rockin’ on the rec at Nettlebed Cricket Ground on Saturday afternoon and into the evening. Bands and musicians included Maya and Oli, Dolly and the Dinosaurs who […]
Trinity School staged their very own music festival, Trinstock on Saturday in the school grounds for the first time instead of a summer fete to raise money for the school. […]
Tickets are now on sale for over 150 events at this autumn’s Henley Literary Festival – with a record 8,500 tickets sold by the end of the first day of […]
There’s something fishy going on at the Angel on the Bridge in Henley – but it’s all in the very good cause of raising money for Sue Ryder. The Brakspear […]
The Chiltern Centre for Disabled Children needs your votes to receive £25,000 from Oxfordshire Freemasons. The Chiltern Centre for Disabled Children is appealing to all its friends and supporters to […]