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  • Henley News 26/04/12

    Henley News 26/04/12

    In today’s news it has been announced Sir Terry Wogan will greet the Queen when she arrives in Henley.
    Reading has maintained its strong performance in the latest independent UK university league table.
    Plus Crimestoppers’ Most Wanted webpages have resulted in almost 40 per cent of the 178 faces posted being arrested.

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  • The Henley International Film Festival 2012

    The Henley International Film Festival 2012

    The Henley International Film Festival 2012 is preparing to marry food and film in a bespoke designed venue in Henley on Thames. Visitors will have the opportunity to see the world’s best independent food cinema, meet some of the world’s best directors and actors alongside the culinary delights of some of the UK’s best chefs all on the banks of the River Thames. Visitors will see cinema like never before through nightly water wall projection,  indoor cinema dome, a mobile [...]

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  • New appointment at Brakspear pub group

    New appointment at Brakspear pub group

    Brakspear pub group has appointed Gerard Winder as a business development manager.
    Winder will be responsible for the company’s tenanted pubs in and around its Henley-on-Thames heartland.
    Winder joins from Greene King. Previously, he worked for Scottish & Newcastle, initially as an acquisitions manager before moving into operations. In both 2008 and 2010, he reached the finals of the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers’ Business Development Manager of the Year Award.
    Winder joins Brakspear to replace Peter Capon, who has retired after seven [...]

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  • The property market in 2011

    The property market in 2011

    This has been a year of extremes, when international buyers ruled the roost from London, and homebred London buyers declined to move to the country. It was a year when an anonymous Russian oligarch paid a reputed £140 million for the spectacularly refurbished Park Place with 200 acres near Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, creating an all-time record for an English country estate. The previous record- also held by Park Place-was set in 2007, when developer Mike Spink paid £42m for the un-refurbished [...]

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  • WIN £2,500 towards a wedding reception for 50 guests

    WIN £2,500 towards a wedding reception for 50 guests

    Mg Hotels is offering two lucky readers the chance to win a wedding reception for 50 guests for only £2,500 – halving the normal cost of £5,000.
    One reception will be at The Manor Hotel in Datchet, and the other at The Red Lion Hotel in Henley-on-Thames.
    The Manor Hotel, Village Green, Datchet, Nr Windsor Berkshire SL3 9EA,   01753 543442   email: reservations@mghotels.com
    The Manor Hotel overlooks the village green at Datchet and offers all the right ingredients to ensure your wedding day is [...]

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  • River and Rowing Museum to reveal a stunning unseen collection of John Piper’s works

    River and Rowing Museum to reveal a stunning unseen collection of John Piper’s works

    Exhibition: John Piper – The Gyselynck Collection, River and Rowing Museum, Henley-on-Thames, March 3 – October 8 2012
    A previously unseen collection of works by John Piper is to be unveiled in March when the River and Rowing Museum in Henley marks the 20th anniversary of the artist’s death with a major exhibition.
    The Gyselnyk Collection, comprising more than 30 John Piper works, was amassed by the late Michael Gyselynck, a local collector with an almost unrivalled passion for Piper. It features [...]

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  • Why are towns un-twinning?

    Why are towns un-twinning?

    British towns are starting to scrap their twinning arrangements with continental counterparts. Why are they doing so, and do such links have any purpose in the 21st Century?
    At first glance, there’s very little that Glasgow, Scotland, and Havana, Cuba, have in common.
    Likewise, it’s not easy to spot similarities between the genteel Oxfordshire town of Henley-on-Thames and the Somali city of Borama, or indeed Sunderland and Washington DC.
    And yet all three pairs of settlements are formally pledged to the closest bond [...]

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  • Antony Worrall Thompson cautioned for Tesco shoplifting

    Antony Worrall Thompson cautioned for Tesco shoplifting

    TV chef Antony Worrall Thompson has been cautioned by police for shoplifting.
    Police arrested the 60-year-old at the Tesco store in Reading Road, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, on Friday.
    Mr Worrall Thompson, from High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, was questioned and given a formal caution.
    A police spokesman said the incident involved “low value goods”. Tesco declined to comment describing it as a “police matter”.
    In a statement, police added: “Thames Valley Police arrested a 60-year-old man from High Wycombe following a report of shoplifting offences.
    “The man [...]

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  • Save A Date for du Vin

    Save A Date for du Vin

    A must-see, must taste event at Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Henley-on-Thames.
    November 24th Thursday 11am – 6.30pm.
    Join us for a free Christmas Fayre from 11am – 6.30pm in our stunning private rooms Balfour and Henley for a spot of Christmas shopping. As well as local suppliers, there will also be mulled wine, warm mince pies and delicious hot chocolate for the kids.
    New Street, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 2BP.

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  • Ella’s Kitchen founder: How I turned healthy, tasty baby food into a £30m winner

    Ella’s Kitchen founder: How I turned healthy, tasty baby food into a £30m winner

    When Paul Lindley’s daughter Ella was two she became reluctant to eat foods she had previously enjoyed and he started to think about what was available.
    He realised that ‘nobody was focusing on what babies and toddlers might really want’.
    Convinced that there was a market for organic baby food which was not only healthy and free from preservatives but also fun for children, Paul began to research the market.
    In 2006 he left his job as deputy managing director of children’s TV [...]

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  • Sights Of Henley

    Sights Of Henley

    The sights and sounds of Henley from Wednesday 25th May 2011.

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  • Henley Scrapbook

    Henley Scrapbook

    A scrapbook of video and still images from in and around Henley On Thames.

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  • Henley Boat Trip

    Henley Boat Trip

    Simon Tudor doesn’t just take his friends on a boat trip………..He likes to turn the whole event into a film trailer.

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  • Victoria County History highlights Henley

    Victoria County History highlights Henley

    One of the benefits of writing this column is that every so often I receive a huge book in the post from The Victoria History of the Counties of England, commonly known as the Victoria County  History (VCH) — which proclaims itself (justifiably) to be “without doubt the greatest publishing project in English local history”.
    Since its inception in 1899, when it was dedicated to Queen Victoria, its researchers have been poring over every square foot of England and producing these [...]

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