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Opposition growing to plan for hotel on station car park '); OPPOSITION is growing to plans for a hotel on the car park at Henley station. Neighbours and town councillors are concerned that the Premier Inn would be an “eyesore” and bigger than necessary. The company is seeking feedback on the proposed five-storey hotel before applying for planning permission. Blocwork, a partnership between landowner Network Rail and London developer Bloc Group, unveiled the plans last month. The hotel would have 115 bedrooms and a restaurant with 92 covers. About 60 of the station’s 249 parking places ...

January 18, 2021 George, Iowa — Most high schools in the area celebrate homecoming during the football season. But one school doing things differently is George-Little Rock. George-Little Rock students do have the opportunity to play football — with students from Central Lyon as the combined Central Lyon/George-Little Rock Lions. But during basketball season, the teams are separate and the Mustangs and Lions actually play each other. The theme for George-Little Rock Homecoming 2021 is “Tale as Old as Time.” Candidates for the Mustang Homecoming Court include Riley Aeikens, son of Ben ...

THE Deputy Mayor of Henley has resigned from the ruling party following a disagreement over bins. Councillor David Eggleton announced he would be...

Country cricket team secures big win as season restarts 10 Jan, 2021 08:34 PM 3 minutes to read Liam Foulkes steps up to bat. His team, Southbrook, lost to Darfield on Saturday. Photo / Supplied Liam Foulkes steps up to bat. His team, Southbrook, lost to Darfield on Saturday. Photo / Supplied NZ Herald Darfield and Ohoka prevailed in low-scoring affairs in the latest round of country cricket at the weekend, while Sefton had a big win over Weedons. The CRV Ambreed Country Premier One Day 2020/21 competition resumed with its first post-Christmas round on Saturday. At picturesque Cheviot Domain,...

Coronavirus in NKY: 339 new cases and no new deaths reported Jeanne Houck, Madeline Mitchell, Segann March and Quinlan Bentley, Cincinnati Enquirer © File photo Coronavirus Wednesday, Dec. 30, update: A total 339 new cases of COVID-19 and no deaths were reported in Northern Kentucky on Wednesday. The total death count remains at 165, according to the Northern Kentucky Health Department.  The total number of COVID-19 cases in Boone, Campbell, Grant and Kenton counties is now 22,736, according to the health department.  The active cases break down this way by county: Boone...