Platinum Jubilee fun as scarecrows return to Sonning for two days of fun
THERE 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 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
Read moreDetailsA PLAYHATCH pub is preparing for an evening of music aimed at supporting Ukrainians affected by Putin?s invasion.
Read moreDetailsHot on the heels of the mysterious House On Cold Hill comes Busman?s Holiday, directed by Brian Blessed, in what has become an annual tradition.
Read moreDetailsSonning Flowers continues to grow as it snags a national award at the Wedding Industry Awards
Read moreDetailsTHE WORLD Health Organisation professor from Wokingham said that lives will be lost by scrapping the legal requirement for covid isolation now.
Read moreDetailsFalling trees are blocking roads in Burchetts Green and Sonning.
Read moreDetailsThe Sonning Scarecrows Trail will be returning to the village on Thursday, June 2 and Friday, June 3, the Queen's jubilee bank holidays.
Read moreDetailsTHERE are spooky goings-on at the Mill at Sonning right now, for its latest production, The House on Cold Hill.
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