The Henley Standard - 27 Jun 2025
REPORT DENIES HGVs CUT THROUGH TOWN
Boating firms team up for royal regatta week
Full marks for Rainbow runners
Big duck banned from club
Wheely good fun
Plans for 1,200 new homes
Schools hold ‘mini Ekiden’ as race returns
MP pays tribute to child abuse survivor in debate
‘Cameras were not working’
Full marks for rainbow runners
Boating firms work together for charity
Final heartbreak can spur you on to rowing success
‘World class’ women’s regatta keeps getting bigger
Clean water campaigners to push ahead with legal action
Thames art exhibition
Good home
New chef
Closing day
Tanya Willmer, December 10, 1962 — June 15, 2025
‘To this day I don’t really know what more we could have done to change outcome of race’
Song and dance take centre stage at annual summer fair
Python talk
Hall birthday
Dog show
Play together
Hidden Henley
Don’t rock boat
Turning back the pages
Charity campaigner deflated by ban on collecting at club
Choir concert raises £1,400 for dementia support
Annual swan census
Line upgrade
Top rating
I’m worried by future use of AI
Beware of ivy growth
My sadness at losing key role
Overlooking crucial point
Wrong time to defend Israel
Unfortunate mistake
In praise of cyclist Lara
We must start to embrace it
Wonders of natural world
Wonderful marketing
My tried and tested tips to make most out of Henley Royal Regatta
Ever lost your wallet?
In praise of kindness
Community matters
Have your say
Bees and wasps caught on camera by Linda Seward, from Cookley Green
Residents unhappy with plans to build stables for polo on farmland
Olympians visit to inspire athletes
Emergency calls fall
Wheely good fun at village fete
Homes will be ‘key’ to meet need for housing
Business leaders discuss ways to support environment
Fitted by our experienced installers
Swap shopSsCeHndOsOs upOp liTeHs toMUOgNaTnHda
Don’t brush cervical screening under the carpet
Man runs five miles every five hours across three days for health charity
Bugs and bands at third village day
Runner brings home the bacon in team challenge
Allotment holders frustrated by veg theft
Path worry
On your marks
Play tennis
Youth players
Pavilion work
Hundreds gather in star’s garden to celebrate legacy
Work starts on ponds
New option in business
Light support
New shelters
No waste
Acoustic gig
Time to play
Safety first
Slow down
Women jump for boss who is recovering from cancer
Bus trips to shops
Reports on latest meetings and activities of clubs and community groups
Singer is chasing stars while keeping it real
Fairy-tale flights to musical moments
Pedal to metal in realistic Pitt stop
Former teacher does her homework ahead of gig
WALKS
COMMUNITY
MUSIC & DANCE
Night of multi-faceted music spans many eras
ART & GALLERIES
THEATRE & FILM
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
SUDOKU
QUICK CROSSWORD
CROSS CODE
SOLUTIONS
Quiz Challenge
NONAGRAM
FIVE ALIVE
EQUALISER
Historic village hub that blends old features in modern setting
A beautifully presented modern detached family house.
A ground floor 2 bedroom apartment with private terrace.
TO LET: A stunning 5 bed, detached barn conversion.
Former village surgery balances heritage with modern comforts
Survey finds employers reducing recruitment activity
Ellery and Jones secure gold at Marlow Regatta
Phyllis Court players gain national success
Chivers helps side gain narrow pro-am victory
Upper Thames battle it out in club record breaking women’s regatta finals
Olympic champion holds off Leander challenge to lift cup
Henley Rowing Club, Upper Thames, Shiplake College and Reading Blue
Coat School set to battle it out at record-breaking Henley Royal Regatta
Impressive Pangbourne take gala day honours
Mexican Fiesta make home advantage count at inaugural school triathlon
Shiplake back to winning ways in Plomer Cup
Centre returns as Hawks announce new signings
Berkshire boy excited by Old Bath Road switch
London Welsh among new season opponents
Rams on road for first game of campaign
Gilbey’s ton not enough as Crowthorne prevail
Roberts sets new Peppard Stoke Row scoring record
Hector bludgeons quick-fire double century
Watts’s last-gasp boundary block ensures narrow win
Vines’s maximum wraps up trophy
Henley gain first win
Woeful Woodcote crash out of cup
League leaders prove too strong for Henley
Berkshire suffer semi-final heartache
Keegan’s five-wicket haul in vain for Peppard Stoke Row
Impressive bowling and fielding display sets tone for side’s first win of season
Leander and Upper Thames bag silverware on home waters
Domestic entry record for Henley Royal Regatta
Hector hits double centur y
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