CCTV released following rape after Henley Regatta
A CCTV image has been released by police after a woman was raped in Henley last weekend. Between 12am and 2.30am on Sunday, July 2, the victim, a woman in...
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A new Brand for Henley Literary Festival
A MAJOR name has been confirmed for this year’s Henley Literary Festival. Comedian-turned-activist-turned-writer Russell Brand will be making a rare literary festival appearance to discuss his new book Fix: Freedom...
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Fallen tree blocking A321 in Remenham
A fallen tree is currently blocking a road in Remenham. Thames Valley Police posted an alert at 3.46pm which said that the A321 Wargrave Road in Remenham is currently closed...
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Laugharne slams FA after quitting Finchampstead for Henley Town
"THE FA don't care about Finchampstead Football Club." That was the scathing response from Jon Laugharne after it was confirmed he would be leaving the club to become manager of...
Read moreDetailsHenley Arts Trail announces dates and venues
ART lovers in the north of the borough are getting themselves ready for the first arts trail of the year. Now in its 11th year, the Henley Arts Trail is...
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