Henley Standard
A GROUP of businesses, river users and community groups is calling on the government to reform “bathing water status” rules amid concerns about pollution in Henley. A JEWELLERS in Henley was “honoured” to have been asked to make a new ceremonial chain for the deputy mayor — helping keep its traditions and history alive. This comes after Oxfordshire County Council last week abandoned its plans to shake up the fire and rescue service which would have seen the station
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A GROUP of businesses, river users and community groups is calling on the government to reform “bathing water status” rules amid concerns about pollution in Henley. A JEWELLERS in Henley was “honoured” to have been asked to make a new ceremonial chain for the deputy mayor — helping keep its traditions and history alive. This comes after Oxfordshire County Council last week abandoned its plans to shake up the fire and rescue service which would have seen the station
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