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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 ...

THE River & Rowing Museum in Henley says it expects to lose more than £1million in the next financial year. The 25-year-old museum in Mill Meadows ope...

THE owner of a café in Wargrave says he is excited to welcome back customers after the business reopened following flooding. Velolife Café at Will...

HENLEY will not enter the Britain in Bloom competition again until 2025. Organisers feel this will give them a better chance of winning gold. Catherine Notaras,...

More than 100 saxophone players played to a packed Market Place in Henley last night (Monday), as the Sax Bandits made a triumphant return to the Living Ad...

PURE FLUKE was the surprise act on night eight of the Henley Living Advent Calendar. Early arrivals to last night’s (Friday) venue, the River & Rowing...

TWO choirs performed as part of an extended performance of the Henley Living Advent Calendar last night (Thursday).St Mary’s School’s choir and the ...

The Shiplake College Wind Ensemble surprised audiences on the sixth night of the Henley Living Advent Calendar  Eight students and staff from the school pl...

MEMBERS of the Henley Baptist Church staged their own performance on the fifth night of the living advent calendar. The d:two centre in Market Place was packed ...

JOHNNY BIDGOOD, performing under his stage name Johnny B, sang and danced on the terrace of the Angel on the Bridge pub on night four of the Henley Living Adven...