Reminder Temporary Road Closure in Catslip – 17th April

By Parish Clerk Comment Closed
There is a private road closure at Henley-on-Thames (Nettlebed), Fernleigh and Hawthorn House, Catslip, RG9 5BL. As the road is not owned by OCC and it is a private road; so OCC TTRO team hasn’t processed this application. But as the road will be closed and a diversion will be needed to be followed for the time of closure. The location, dates and diversion of the closure as bellow: LOCATION:   Henley-on-Thames   (Nettlebed), Fernleigh and Hawthorn House, Catslip, RG9 5BL REASON:       X2 new water connection DURATION:  Starting on 17th April 2019 The anticipated completion date is 25th April 2019  (Any time 24 hours full closure) (Traffic Regulation Notices cover a maximum of 5 consecutive days) ACCESS:       Limited access will be maintained for emergency service vehicles and for frontages within the closed section of road, subject to the progress of the works SUGGESTED ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: The alternative routes for traffic are via a combination of Catslip – A4130 – catslip and vice-versa. View map ...
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Who was the Landlord at The Red Lion in 1782?

By Parish Clerk Comment Closed
Dear Sir or Madam, For a while I have been dealing with Karl Philipp Moritz, a German writer who travelled through England in 1782 (http://hp-plass.jimdo.com). From June 22nd to June 23rd he stayed in Nettlebed. In all probability the inn where he lodged was The Red Lion. Moritz states that the innkeeper was called Illing. Could you acknowledge that a man named Illing ran The Red Lion in June 1782? If not, I would be grateful for information who could answer my question. In advance, I express my thanks for your efforts. Regards, Hans-Peter Plaß hanspeter.plass@gmail.com ...
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Have you got information about Smillies Farm, Nettlebed?

By editor Comment Closed
Smillies Farm, Nettlebed. I’m looking for any information, photos or memories anyone might have of the R. Smillie and Sons farm at Manor Farm, Nettlebed adjacent to the church. The farm was the dairy for the village until the 1970’s and delivered milk around the village and possibly to surrounding areas. I'd love to know if anyone remembers the farmer, the farm as it ran in those days, or anything else at all.....! many thanks Patrick. pthamory@gmail.com ...
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