Mayor unveils ‘Horris’ the Morris Minor van

Mayor Unveils “Horris” the Morris Minor Van

Henley Mayor Tom Buckley officially revealed “Horris” as the chosen name for Hofmann’s new Morris Minor van. The independent Newtown Road garage acquired the vintage vehicle to promote its business and held a naming competition in September, which concluded with “Horris” as the winning entry.

Local Schools: First Class Recognition

Local Developments and Community News

Centrica’s site on Maidenhead Road is being vacated as part of their relocation. Additionally, plans have been submitted for a self-build home on land between Green View, Holyport Street, and Glenside, Holyport Road. This same site had three previous unsuccessful housing proposals.

Remembrance and Community Efforts

A knitted remembrance display now adorns the postbox on Bray High Street, accompanied by a poppy arrangement in the park on Bray Road, Bray. Meanwhile, Pinder Hall in Cookham has launched a £50,000 fundraising campaign to finance key repairs, including roof restoration. The hall is located at 2 Lower Road, Cookham.

Local Heritage

The Maidenhead Advertiser’s 150th Anniversary collection, "Days Gone By," features historic photos that are now available for purchase.


Author’s summary: Mayor Tom Buckley named Hofmann’s van “Horris,” while local schools, community projects, and development plans highlight a week of civic pride and cultural heritage in Maidenhead and its neighboring towns.

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Henley Standard Henley Standard — 2025-11-06