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Flooding ‘proves case against new housing’ ');  '); FLOODING on the site of a proposed housing development in Shiplake is further proof that the scheme should be scrapped, say opponents. Rainwater pooled up beside the entrance to the former Thames Farm, off the A4155 Reading Road, when last week’s heavy showers brought the worst floods to the Henley area since 2014. Taylor Wimpey is set to build 95 homes on the 5.7-hectare site, which will be renamed Regency Place, after planning permission was awarded on appeal in 2018. But opponents say the flooding wasn’t a one-off and, in f...

Campaign film seeks MPs’ support for climate Bill ');  '); A FILM calling on John Howell to support a proposed law to tackle the climate and ecological emergency has been created by Greener Henley. The environmental campaign group wants residents of the MP’s Henley constituency to sign a petition calling on him and his Conservative colleagues in Oxfordshire to back the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill. The film, which explains the Bill and why it needs support, was created by professional film-maker Jamie Grant and features Patrick Fleming, chairman of Greener Henley. It says that g...

Five-storey hotel plan for station car park ');  '); A FIVE-STOREY hotel with 115 bedrooms could be built on the car park at Henley station. Blocwork, a partnership between landowner Network Rail and developer Bloc Group, of London, has announced the plans. The hotel would be located on a 1,360 sq m parcel of land opposite the station entrance, next to the public toilets, which would be unaffected. It would be run by the Premier Inn chain and would employ about 35 people. About 60 of the station’s 249 parking places would be built on, although 12 new bays, including some for disabled peopl...

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