TRIBUTES have been paid to a well-known Henley businessman who has died suddenly. David Rodger Sharp, the owner of the jewellery shop of the same name, passed a.
A JEWELLER from Henley has died suddenly. David Rodger Sharp, who ran a shop of the same name in Market Place, passed away on Sunday. He lived in Peppard with h.
Sushi in demand as new bakery owners launch cafe );
THE new Lawlor’s café in Henley has opened.
It is on offshoot of the bakery at Henley Enterprise Park, off Greys Road, which was due to close before being rescued by David Rodger-Sharp, The café, which is in the former Sole Man cobbler’s unit in Duke Street, sells drinks, hot and cold sandwiches and sushi, which is delivered by a Japanese company daily at 3am. Mr Rodger-Sharp, who owns the jewellery shops of the same name in Duke Street and Bell Street, runs the bakery with his business partners Andy Byerley and Marc Maslin, a chef.
Bakery re-opens after sale
A FAMILY bakery in Henley which was rescued from closure re-opened on Monday.
Lawlors at Henley Enterprise Park, off Greys Road, has been refurbished after being bought by David Rodger-Sharp, who owns the jewellery shops of the same name in Duke Street and Bell Street.
He will open a café and shop at the former Sole Man cobbler’s unit in Duke Street tomorrow (Saturday), which will sell hot and cold sandwiches and sushi.
Mr Rodger-Sharp has hired five new staff, including head baker Tona Erreguin, who will split their time between the bakery and the café.
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