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THE chef-proprietor of a pub which has been temporarily closed due to a fire hopes to be back cooking “as soon as possible”. Paul Clerehugh, who runs the Crooked Billet in Stoke Row said he and his staff were left “very shaken” by the blaze...
THE entrepreneurs who hope to turn the former River & Rowing Museum in Henley into a health and fitness centre have criticised the decision to deny them the lease. The facility in Mill Meadows closed in September due to unsustainable...
PLANS to replace the Marsh Lock Horsebridge will be submitted in “early 2027”, the MP for Henley said. Freddie van Mierlo has met with regional chiefs for the Environment Agency and was told a
museum but have said they’re “open” to including one. Last Friday the town council announced that, having taken legal advice, that it refused to allow the lease to be assigned to them. Mr Hamilton told the that the
BOY George and Culture Club gave the crowd a “spiritual blessing” on the opening night of Henley Festival. Dressed in an abstract black and white shirt, a floorlength coat of safety pins, a large red hat and sunglasses, George strutted on to...
THERE is a striking detail in John’s vision of the New Jerusalem — “I did not see a temple in the city, because the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are its temple” (Revelation 21:22, NIV). In other words, there is no special religious...