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VISITORS to Henley have been urged to bring their own hand sanitiser because the town council’s dispensers are out of order. As the Henley Standard report...

TWO hand sanitiser stations which were installed at Mill Meadows in Henley nine months ago are still not working.  The town council spent almost £1,0...

A COUPLE have criticised police for failing to investigate a vandal attack on their car. The windscreen of Caroline Waller’s Mini Cooper was smashed and t...

HENLEY Town Council will be offering its usual Christmas tree shredding service next month. Its parks service staff will be in Mill Meadows on Saturday, January...

THE Henley Festival has received £220,346 from the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund, which suppports arts organisations that were hit by the coron...

A BEAUTY spot in Henley has received a national award for the eighth year in a row. Mill Meadows retains its Green Flag Award, which recognises well managed par...

Hockey, jam and Roald Dahl.

PUPILS performed for residents of a care home to mark Global Be Well Day. The five- and six-year-olds from St Mary’s School in St Andrew’s Road...

MUCH public focus has been on climate change. Yet, important as this is, there are other issues affecting our environment. To support this wider sustainability ...

Swash-buckling outdoor show marks re-opening of theatre );  ); THE Kenton Theatre celebrated the lifting of coronavirus restrictions with the first of several “summer roadshow” performances at outdoor venues.  A three-strong cast from theatre company Morgan & West performed a version of The Three Musketeers, in which they played a total of 15 characters, in front of the bandstand on Mill Meadows on Saturday. They frequently disappeared into a tent to change costumes and the show, whic...