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ALMOST £5,000 has been set aside by Henley Town Council to allow for the relocation of slow worms so new homes can be built. The council owns a grass verg...

A school in Reading which is part of a development team has rebutted fears over a plan to build hundreds of flats on playing fields it owns.

PLANS for 71 new homes in Henley have been approved. Thames Properties will build 51 houses and 20 flats, 40 per cent of which will be “affordable”,...

Following publication of a report titled ‘British-Bangladeshi handles BNP’s dirty cash’ in Blitz on December 29, 2022, Shahidur Rahman is the owner of a

For the past several months, pro-Islamist Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has been getting large amount of cash for continuing its ongoing activities

A TOTAL of £3,000 will be spent by Henley Town Council on relocating slow worms to make way for new homes. The council owns a grass verge that would serve...

SLOW worms living on a field in Henley could be relocated to make way for new homes. The town council, which owns a grass verge that would serve as the entrance...

Slow worms in way of homes );  ); SLOW worms living on a field in Henley may be relocated to make way for new homes. The town council, which owns a grass verge that would serve as the entrance to a proposed development off Fair Mile, has agreed in principle to move the creatures to a new home under a deal with developer Thames Properties. If the company is given the go-ahead to build 52 houses and 20 flats on the 4.6-hectare field, the council could sell the verge, or “ransom strip”. Lawye...