Child sexual abuse inquiry commemorates survivor voices in Sonning
A BENCH to commemorate the bravery of victims and survivors of child sexual abuse was unveiled in Sonning last week.
Read moreDetailsA BENCH to commemorate the bravery of victims and survivors of child sexual abuse was unveiled in Sonning last week.
Read moreDetailsThe first Reading Dussehra Diwali Festival took place at Reading Cricket Club on Saturday, October 15
Read moreDetailsThe event is in aid of FND Hope UK and will take place at Reading Rugby Club, Holme Park on Friday, October 28.
Read moreDetailsThe free celebration will take place between noon and 6pm at Reading Cricket Club in Sonning on Saturday, October 15.
Read moreDetailsA SONNING resident has praised his local theatre on national television.
Read moreDetailsWhether the northern parishes of the borough ? Hurst, Twyford, Wargrave, Remenham, and Ruscombe ? is taking their fair share of housing development
Read moreDetailsTHE Sonning 10k is returning on Sunday, July 3.
Read moreDetailsTHERE weren't many birds in Sonning over the two Platinum Jubilee bank holidays, and it's all thanks to the bi-annual Scarecrow Trail
Read moreDetailsSONNING held a series of special events to mark the start of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Read moreDetailsA WEEK of special events to help Sonning celebrate the Platinum Jubilee include a classic car show, a regatta and the scarecrow trail
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