Covid expert: Omicron wave will hit in New Year
He thinks a major wave of Omicron in January cannot be prevented, but added: ?It can be slowed down by the re-introduction of public health measures.?
Read moreDetailsHe thinks a major wave of Omicron in January cannot be prevented, but added: ?It can be slowed down by the re-introduction of public health measures.?
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMASSY Christmas concert is being promised in Sonning next weekend
Read moreDetailsST ANDREW’S Church in Sonning is to hold a special service dedicated to some old favourites
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY-RUN insurance firm is mixing business with pleasure, thanks to a Sonning rugby club. Borough-based Stillman Insurance Brokers has lent its support to National League One club Rams Rugby...
Read moreDetailsA RETIRED teacher has been jailed for 16 years for a string of historic child sex offences, which took place during school trips
Read moreDetailsAN ECO-APP launched by two Sonning residents is helping people live more sustainably across the globe - and has raised £200,000 in a crowdfunding campaign
Read moreDetailsA SONNING care home has been recognised for its catering in a national awards competition. The team at Sunrise of Sonning, on Old Bath Road, is a finalist in this...
Read moreDetailsMr Scott Yates, director of middle school at Blue Coat, said: “ are immensely proud of the results that the boys have achieved."
Read moreDetailsREADING Blue Coat School is celebrating “stellar” A-level results this year, as it waves its Year 13s off to university. Pupils at the Sonning school achieved a 100% pass rate...
Read moreDetailsTwo Into One Until October 9Mill at Sonning0118 969 8000Millatsonning.com WELL, it’s been a while, hasn’t it? No, not being in a theatre (well, that too), but arranging a fling in...
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