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A MILLTOWN woman who graduated from teacher training college alongside Ashling Murphy three months ago has thanked all who turned out to a vigil in memory of the murdered Offaly woman at the weekend.

A VICAR has raised concerns over a proposed cycle route in Henley. The town council is considering introducing a designated route from the Tesco supermarket in ...

Residents had to leave their homes on Thursday as torrential rain “washed away” two bridges in Scotland.

Melbourne’s schools will welcome year 12 students back to classrooms this week in the first step of a staggered return to on-site learning, as COVID-19 cases are expected to rise during term four.

Girl, seven, asks Mayor to help clean up messy patch );  ); A PATCH of land in Henley is to be tidied up after a seven-year-old girl wrote to the Mayor to say it looked “messy”. Ella Buckham-Hedges, who lives in Waterman Close, asked Councillor Sarah Miller if she could help transform the area nearby for “everyone to enjoy”. She was disappointed when a large blackberry bush was removed by Soha Housing, which owns the land, following complaints from residents that it was overgrown. Th...

Mothers team up with Manchester United on children’s mental health );  ); TWO mothers have teamed up with Manchester United FC to improve the lives of children affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Ginny Buckley, from Shiplake, and Georgina Attwood, from Henley, helped to design a “wellbeing” football which carries suggestions for maintaining good mental and physical health as well as an accompanying book exploring these in detail. The ideas include “be open”, “be active”, “sta...

Oh boy, I did high jump );  ); A TEENAGE boy with autism has achieved his dream of jumping over a high fence on horseback. James Preston, from Checkendon, successfully cleared a 1.67m hedge while taking part in a drag hunt at Kingsclere, near Newbury. The 15-year-old was one of about 50 riders who tackled the course, which is owned by racehorse trainer Andrew Balding. He beat his personal record set when he and his 11-year-old Irish sports horse Patrick jumped a 1m fence at the Chiltern Cross ...

Sudden drop in school intakes );  ); FAMILIES with young children can’t afford to live in Henley because of high house prices, claims a town councillor. Michelle Thomas spoke out after the Henley Standard discovered that the town’s state primary schools recorded an overall fall in the number of new pupils this academic year. A Freedom of Information request shows that just one of the four primaries had a full intake of reception pupils in September and two took in just half of their alloc...

Galway Bay FM 6 April 2021 print Galway Bay fm newsroom – There are calls for the Government to fast track the long awaited new national school campus in Tuam. Galway East TD Sean Canney has raised concerns that little progress has been made recently on the much anticipated project. The new amalgamated school, named Trinity Primary School, was granted a new build on a 14-acre green field site which will facilitate 810 students, 75 teachers and 30 SNAs. The idea for the new campus, which would...

Hundreds of vulnerable youngsters and children of key workers are self-isolating due to cases of coronavirus in schools in this part of Dorset, as well as the Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole council area. Despite schools being closed to most pupils due to the lockdown, they must remain open for pupils in both categories. The Dorset Echo is providing a list of those who have pupils and/or staff affected by coronavirus in January and February. The list gives the name of the school and th...