Henley house prices: £600,000 median, Didcot £350,000

South Oxfordshire is a district of small towns with the Thames and the Chilterns running through it. Henley-on-Thames is the best known, on the river at the Berkshire boundary. Wallingford is upstream with its bridge and its market place, Thame is out to the north east, Goring and Watlington are smaller again, and Didcot is the largest place in the district and nothing like the rest of it.

The Henley Post covers that ground from the public record. South Oxfordshire District Council decides planning, bins, car parks and licensing; Oxfordshire County Council runs roads and schools. We say which of them a decision belongs to and link to its own record, every time.

Where to look

• Local Info: what a home here actually sells for on Henley house prices, the four stations and their season tickets on Henley trains to London, and where you can park for more than three hours on Henley roadworks and parking.
• Planning: the district’s housing land shortfall and the Joint Local Plan examination, on Henley planning.
• What’s on: what is actually open and what it costs, in things to do in Henley.

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