Forty businesses still open in third lockdown );
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They include dentists, opticians, estate agents, newsagents, banks, sports shops and stationers.
Many are only allowing customers to visit by appointment.
But customers can walk into many others, including newsagents New News, Regatta Wines and convenience store Henley Mini Market in Reading Road and Station News in Station Road.
Health and beauty retailers Boots and the Henley Pharmacy in Bell Street as well as Superdrug in Falaise Square and Bodywise Health Foods in Upper Market Place are also serving customers.
Foods and drink retailers Waitrose, Sainsbury’s Local, butcher Gabriel Machins, Patisserie Franco Belge and the Mr Simms sweet shop are also open. Majestic wine, which opened at the new Gardiner Place development, off Falaise Square, in November, allows a maximum of six customers in at one time and card payments only.
Councillor’s song debut
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A HENLEY town councillor’s Christmas song will be performed live in the town centre tomorrow (Saturday).
Sarah Miller wrote
Henley-on-Christmas in aid of Cancer Research UK as she is in currently remission from the disease.
She first had the idea more than a year ago but started writing properly when the first coronavirus lockdown started in March.
Councillor Miller, of Reading Road, composed the music with help from musician Peter Maguire.
It will be performed by Matt Richardson, who lives in the town and sings with rock band Lucky To Be Alive, in Falaise Square at 5pm.