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Smart look for Henley's streets for summer '); HENLEY should be looking its very best this summer. The streets will be clean and filled with hundreds of colourful hanging baskets as the town prepares to welcome back visitors after the coronavirus lockdown is hopefully fully lifted next month. Scores of volunteers nicknamed the Wombles have spent the past two months clearing roads of litter and will continue over the tourist season. Both residents and businesses have been buying the baskets, which will be filled with summer plants and will go up from the end of this month. In addition, the tow...

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New pizza restaurant not needed, say councillors ');  '); A NEW pizza restaurant in Henley has been opposed by town councillors, who say it’s not needed. Stable 34 has applied for planning permission to convert the former Cherwell Windows premises in Hart Street, which has been empty for two years. It has also applied for permission to erect a freestanding kitchen inside a wooden kiosk at the back of the building, which is Grade II listed. Henley Town Council’s planning committee recommended the application is rejected. Mayor Ken Arlett said: “We’ve got so many restaurants now. We ha...

BugBitten A newly discovered interaction between malaria and brain cells Recent research leads to a new hypothesis explaining the interaction between malaria parasites and receptors on the cells lining the brain microvasculature when patients have cerebral malaria. 12 Mar 2021 A red blood cell infected with malaria. Source Wikimedia Commons; attribution, Rick Fairhurst and Jordan Zuspann, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIH The most severe symptoms of malaria are associated with infection by the malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, with pathologies including severe...

Pub wins support despite neighbours’ protests ');  '); A PUB in Henley has received support from town councillors for a new garden and terrace area despite opposition from neighbours. Brakspear has applied for permission to convert an “under-used” parking area at the Bull on Bell Street into more space for customers. It says the area has already been used in this way during the coronavirus pandemic to make social distancing easier. But residents wrote to South Oxfordshire District Council, the planning authority, to oppose this becoming a permanent arrangement. They were worried about ...