Henley Mayor Tom Buckley has officially introduced “Horris” as the chosen name for Hofmann’s new Morris Minor van. The independent garage, located on Newtown Road, purchased the van to promote its business and held a naming contest in September to select the winner.
New public notices reveal a proposal for a self-build home located between Green View, Holyport Street, and Glenside, Holyport Road. The site has previously seen three unsuccessful attempts to secure planning approval for housing.
A remembrance-themed knitted decoration now covers the postbox on Bray High Street. Additionally, a poppy display has been installed in the park on Bray Road, Bray, in honor of Remembrance Day.
Pinder Hall in Cookham has initiated a £50,000 fundraising campaign to finance vital building repairs, including work on the roof. The hall, located at 2 Lower Road, serves as a key community venue.
Historic photographs from The Maidenhead Advertiser’s 150th Anniversary book, “Days Gone By,” are now available for purchase.
Author’s summary: Mayor Buckley reveals the winning name “Horris” for Hofmann’s Morris van, while local schools, community projects, and cultural efforts continue to enrich the Maidenhead area.