Two teenagers are appearing in court accused of murdering businessman Stephen Langford.
James Diggins, 19, of Devon Drive, Caversham Park Village, Reading, and a 17-year-old male youth have been charged with murder.
They are appearing at Oxford Magistrates' Court, a Thames Valley Police spokesman said.
Mr Langford, 43, died from severe head injuries he suffered in the attack outside a police station in Henley in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The businessman, who had a young daughter, lived alone at St Anne's Court in the Oxfordshire town.
Neighbours described him as a quiet man, working in sales, who would occasionally receive visits from his daughter and elderly parents.
MP Boris Johnson, a friend of Mr Langford, branded his death a "senseless waste of life".
