Henley’s Kenton Theatre proved the perfect location for an exhilarating evening of music for violin and piano performed by Tamsin Waley-Cohen and accompanist Huw Watkins. Organised by S&J Events, this […]
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Keegan, the football legend kicked off the sold out evening with I think a first for the Literary Festival by signing books, chatting and having selfies with fans before his […]
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The Henley Literary Festival has seen authors, politicians, sports and television personalities descend again on Henley for the 11th festival with over 150 events in 7 different venues, over 10 […]
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This book by Summer Stevens is a fascinating insight into 17th Century life. From the descriptions of Henley, London and Bath of the time to the intriguing details of the […]
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Saturday morning was a first for the Henley Symphony Orchestra when they took to Henley Festival’s floating stage. The varied programme was well chosen with music recognised by a lot […]
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Exhilarating Evening of Music by Tamsin & Huw
/0 Comments/in Entertainment and Leisure, Events, Music, Reviews, Theatre /by EditorHenley’s Kenton Theatre proved the perfect location for an exhilarating evening of music for violin and piano performed by Tamsin Waley-Cohen and accompanist Huw Watkins. Organised by S&J Events, this […]
Keegan Nets Sold Out Event at Literary Festival
/0 Comments/in Entertainment and Leisure, Football, Home - Top Stories, News, Reviews, Sport /by EditorKeegan, the football legend kicked off the sold out evening with I think a first for the Literary Festival by signing books, chatting and having selfies with fans before his […]
Literary Festival Speakers Share Their Stories, Opinions and Predictions for Rugby World Cup
/0 Comments/in Entertainment and Leisure, Events, Home - Top Stories, News, Reviews /by EditorThe Henley Literary Festival has seen authors, politicians, sports and television personalities descend again on Henley for the 11th festival with over 150 events in 7 different venues, over 10 […]
Book Review – The First Forensic Hanging, The Toxic Truth That Killed Mary Blandy
/0 Comments/in Entertainment and Leisure, Reviews /by EditorThis book by Summer Stevens is a fascinating insight into 17th Century life. From the descriptions of Henley, London and Bath of the time to the intriguing details of the […]
Love for Music Shines Through at Symphony Orchestra’s First Festival Concert
/0 Comments/in Community Groups, Entertainment and Leisure, Events, Music, News, Reviews, Symphony Orchestra /by EditorSaturday morning was a first for the Henley Symphony Orchestra when they took to Henley Festival’s floating stage. The varied programme was well chosen with music recognised by a lot […]