Taking a career break to recover from breast cancer and to focus on some writing projects
Melissa Paulden is a journalist currently taking a career break to recover from breast cancer and focus on some writing projects. She has covered a range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and events and conferences, often exploring themes such as diversity and inclusion, cultural movements, and pop culture. Melissa's work has been featured in Windsor Express, Slough & Langley Express, Henley Standard, and Baylis Community Media CIC.
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Melissa's coverage focuses on local events, community issues, and human interest stories in the Burnham area of the United Kingdom. She seems to prioritize covering positive contributions and accomplishments within the community, as well as local entertainment news.
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By: Melissa Paulden
The Henley Festival was pure 1990s nostalgia on night two of the five-day event. With the Sugababes on the floating stage and DJ Jo Wiley in the big top tent, thousands of people were transported back to a time when musicians gave us bumper tunes and sing-a-long anthems. On the floating stage, &lsqu...
By: Melissa Paulden
Now, at the age of 60, teacher Sarah Walker is preparing to take her final bow as she retires from the school.
MORE than 70 guests enjoyed an evening on the River Thames as Henley Sea Cadets and Royal Marines Cadets hosted their annual fundraising river cruise.
By: Melissa Paulden
Shiplake College has been recognised in the first round of the prestigious Independent Schools of the Year Awards 2026, earning a commendation for its successful transition to becoming a fully co-educational school.
MORE than 150 people attended an afternoon of free activities at a community day in Henley. The annual event, held on Monday, was co-organised by the Henley YMCA and the Nomad youth and community project.
By: Melissa Paulden
Music coaches from iRock School of Music are inviting people along to the YMCA Henley Pavilion on Wednesday, July 29 for a free Music Workshop.
By: Melissa Paulden
The Kidmore End community turned out in force for the Looking After Our Well Fayre at the New Inn on Saturday, July 11, raising vital funds to help restore the village's historic Grade II listed well.
By: Melissa Paulden
Residents of a new housing development in Sonning Common have renewed calls for urgent action over what they describe as a dangerous stretch of road.
By: Melissa Paulden
Bright signs bearing an uncanny resemblance to McDonald’s advertising have appeared around Sonning, courtesy of the village's mystery street artist.
By: Melissa Paulden
A FLORIST in Sonning Common is celebrating after one of her team landed a coveted place at a prestigious European Floristry School.
