THERE was a lovely photograph of Tamsin Borlase standing in Bosley Patch, her organic market garden, on the front page of the Henley Standard two weeks ago. Unf.
A WOMAN who runs an organic market garden and farm shop in Henley says she expects to be bankrupt by Christmas. Tamsin Borlase, who runs Bosley Patch at Swiss F.
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A FILM calling on John Howell to support a proposed law to tackle the climate and ecological emergency has been created by Greener Henley.
The environmental campaign group wants residents of the MP’s Henley constituency to sign a petition calling on him and his Conservative colleagues in Oxfordshire to back the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill.
The film, which explains the Bill and why it needs support, was created by professional film-maker Jamie Grant and features Patrick Fleming, chairman of Greener Henley.
It says that great strides have been made locally to address the impact of climate change and conserve natural habitats, such as tree planting and the declaration of a climate emergency by Henley Town Council, but this is not enough and national action is needed.