A WOMAN was injured after she was hit by bricks that were hurled in the air by Storm Eunice. A chimney stack on a terraced house in Station Road, Henley, was br.
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Village cafe serves last snacks as owners retire );
A CAFÉ in Nettlebed has closed after 10 years as the owners have retired.
Dave Field and Barb Grigor served food and drink at the Field Kitchen for the final time on Tuesday last week.
They say they have been overwhelmed by the positive comments from the community.
The couple, who live in Chalkhouse Green, had thought about retirement before the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic last year.
Since returning to provide only outdoor service earlier this month, they realised that they had enjoyed having time away from work and wanted to devote more time to their families and hobbies.
Charity can convert old hospice into flats );
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PLANS to turn the former Sue Ryder hospice at Nettlebed into flats have been approved more than six years after they were drawn up.
The charity, which closed its inpatient unit at Joyce Grove in March last year, applied for permission for the conversion in February 2015.
Now South Oxfordshire District Council, the planning authority, has given consent as long as a footpath running along the northern edge of the site remains open to the public.
Sue Ryder has moved its outpatient services to a palliative care “hub” at Battle Barns, near Crowmarsh, along with a telephone support line which can arrange “hospice at home” visits by medical staff.
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