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General enquiries:  hello@remenhamparish.org.uk

Church enquiries, including weddings: churchwarden@remenhamparish.org.uk

Parish hall enquiries: remenhamhall@remenhamparish.org.uk

Remenham Parish Hall/Remenham Parish Church,

Remenham Lane, Remenham, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 3DD

Remenham Parish Hall Committee is holding a local history event/exhibition in the Parish Hall on the Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 April from 10.00am to 4.00pm.  All are very warmly welcomed. 

Remenham has a rich history with links to royalty; notable residents; sports and events - come along on the weekend for an enjoyable visit to the heart of our pretty parish.   In the meantime, if you have any anecdotes or memorabilia that you would like to share relating to Remenham please contact either history@remenhamparish.org.uk or  Madeline Duffy at madeline.duffy@icloud.com,  Madeline Duffy, Woodview, Remenham Lane, Henley on Thames RG9 2LR.  The deadline for inclusion in the exhibition is 21 March.

The event will feature both a full and half marathon to raise money for Macmillan Cancer support. 
 
The Marathon will start at Eton College and finish at Mill Meadows.
There will be no amplified sound at the start before 6.30am and all participants will have crossed the finish line
by 10pm.  
 
Ahead of the event, we will brief participants on route etiquette to ensure they close gates, respect landowners,
and leave no litter.
Small red arrows will mark the route, and these will be collected by a backmarker who will follow the last
participant on foot. 
 
On the event day, participants will set off in 20-minute intervals from 06:30am to 09:00am.  
 
Our number one priority is for the health, safety and welfare of all those involved in the Mighty Hikes and so we
are carefully considering every element of the logistical delivery in consultation with our health and safety
advisors. 
  
If you have any questions or require further details, please feel free to reach out. 
 
JENNY GRANT
07552 745 237

The latest copy of the Newsletter for December, January, February is now available on the Newsletter and archive page of the site. It can be viewed via the viewer or downloaded as you wish. To go directly to the page please click on this line - thank you.

Please note that the Newsletter  will now be circulated at the beginning of December, March, June and September.

There will be temporary traffic lights on the A4 Bath Road at Hare Hatch and Knowl Hill for most of next
year while Thames Water upgrade the local water supply.
Between Monday 5 January and late September 2026, they will be working in phases with two-way and
multi-way lights between Linden Hill Lane and Canhurst Lane.
There will also be a temporary 30mph speed limit.

The next RPC meeting will be on the

 Monday March 9th, 2026

at 6.00 pm for RPC 

at

The Parish Hall

Emergency Information

In emergencies defibrillators can soon be found at the following Remenham & Aston locations:
Hambleden Lock
Opposite Temple Island
Remenham Parish Hall
The Flower Pot, Aston
The Leander Club
Upper Thames Rowing Club

Remenham Parish Council Oct 2023

Please see link to the Thames Valley Alert Community Messaging System: www.thamesvalleyalert.co.uk. All residents are able to register for email alerts but we will try to put details of relevant alerts on the Remenham website as they are received by the Website team. The Police twitter address is @tvp_wokingham.

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