The Reading Guild of Artists (RGA) has released the names of this year’s recipients of the Marie Dyson Award. BBC Radio 3 presenter, Fiona Talkington said “it was a privilege...
Read moreDetailsHENLEY FESTIVAL will be returning with a bang this week, once again on the riverbank - Madness, James Blunt and Sara Cox are among the acts taking part
Read moreDetailsThis weekend's Henley Arts Trail will showcase the vibrant and visual arts and crafts scene across Berkshire and Oxfordshire.
Read moreDetailsJEFFREY ARCHER, Clare Balding, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Michael Morpurgo are among the page turners for this year’s Henley Literary Festival. The popular event, usually a bestseller, will once again take...
Read moreDetailsPREPARATIONS are under way for a special book event this autumn.Henley Literary Festival, set to run in person and online, will return from Sunday, October 2.Venues will include Christ Church,...
Read moreDetailsA hybrid approach that balances the best of home-based working with the aspects people have missed about working together in the office is here to stay says leading Thames Valley...
Read moreDetailsMARATHON-MAN Matt Jackson is attempting the biggest challenge of his life by running more than 100 miles in 24 hours. The 36-year-old estate agent is running FOUR marathons this weekend...
Read moreDetailsThe black-tie event will run from Wednesday, September 15 until Sunday, September 19, along the bank of the Thames.
Read moreDetailsThe RBH has released a video to help people get familiar with the new Henley hospital.
Read moreDetailsArtists from across the Thames Valley are showcasing their art in next year's Henley Arts Trail calendar.
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