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SOME of the worst flooding for a decade caused widespread disruption in the Henley area. Some residents were forced to evacuate their homes and businesses had t...

SOME of the worst floods for a decade is causing widespread disruption in the Henley area. People have been forced out of their homes, streets have turned into ...

An Oxfordshire pub popular for its outdoor music nights is experiencing some of its worst flooding in years.

“African animation serves us as a powerful tool for education and social impact,” says Nigerian creator of ‘Garbage Boy and Trash Can’.

CAVERSHAM musician Steve Morano has got two back-to-back gigs lined up tomorrow (Saturday).The 51-year-old works part time at The Henley College with music stud...

FLOOD alerts are in place for the Henley area. The Environment Agency issued alerts for the River Thames in Henley, Shiplake, Remenham, Medmenham, Mapledurham, ...

BUSINESSES in the Henley area have mixed feelings about tax changes made in last week’s Budget. Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced changes that will affect ...

Call for CCTV after cannabis find );  ); CALLS have been made for CCTV to be installed at fly-tipping hotspots in Playhatch after waste from a suspected cannabis factory was dumped by the roadside. Thirty bags containing soil and waste from a cannabis grow was found opposite Sonning Quarry, along the Henley to Reading Road (A4155). David Woodward, chairman of Eye & Dunsden Parish Council, reported the find to South Oxfordshire District Council on April 8 through Fix My Street. He said this a...

Were back in business );  ); BUSINESSES in and around Henley are hoping to make up for lost time as they prepare to re-open on Monday. Non-essential retailers, including clothes shops, are allowed to trade again, bringing some relief to the embattled high street hit by the coronavirus pandemic. Hairdressers, beauty and nail salons and gyms can also open. Pubs and restaurants can serve food and alcohol outdoors only. The rule of six — up to six people, or two separate households — will appl...

Pubs hope to avoid April showers );  ); PUBS and restaurants are proceeding with caution after being given a roadmap for the lifting of coronavirus measures. Although they can start to serve customers from April 12, this will be outdoors only for at least a month. The possibility of trade being heavily dependent on weather means some have decided to wait until May to bring staff back and re-open fully. Limits on social contact are set to remain until June, which means covid safety measures wil...