Maidensgrove

The event took place at the Five Horseshoes in Maidensgrove, which is owned by Brakspear and run by Tracey and Dan Taverner. The couple said: “We are delighted at the success of our quiz night. Our customers really enjoyed it and to raise this amount ...

She was a true lover of the countryside and would start each day with a brisk walk around Maidensgrove Common or, in the summer months, an early morning swim in the outdoor pool at Wallingford. In 2014 Sue successfully completed the Thames Swim with ...

Weighing in: Scarlett Mills, 10, from Maidensgrove, baked 200 cakes to raise funds for Cancer Research UK Kids & Teens. She raised £112 by selling the cakes to her friends at the Abbey Junior School in Reading at break time. She baked fairy cakes, ...

Jeremy and Lisa Cohen bought the property in Maidensgrove near Henley three years ago, intending for it to be their home for many years — but their children have recently moved to schools closer to Oxford and they have reluctantly put it on the market.

Sean Le Roux, of Paradise Road, who used to work at the Five Horseshoes pub in Maidensgrove, was one of four Oxfordshire finalists in ITV's Britain's Best Dish — The Chefs. But the 26-year-old was not chosen to go on to the next stage of the competition.

The Brakspear pub has been taken over by Dan and Tracey Taverner, who already run the Five Horseshoes in Maidensgrove. The pub, formerly the Queen's Head, has been refurbished and has a Tex Mex-style menu featuring burgers, ribs, chicken goujons ...