THERESA MAY is set to become the new prime minster of the United Kingdom after rival Andrea Leadsom pulled out of the race to become the next leader of the...
Read moreDetailsBerkshire MP Theresa May has won the first round in the Conservative party leadership elections. Liam Fox, who came a distant last, has dropped out of the race. MPs are...
Read moreDetailsMP for Maidenhead Theresa May has announced today that she will campaign to become the next leader of the Conservative Party, and ultimately the next Prime Minister. Read her full...
Read moreDetailsNational newspapers are implying that local MP Theresa May will stands to become leader of the Conservative Party. Several front pages of tomorrow's papers lead with the news that Mrs...
Read moreDetailsA COUPLE who live in Sonning were given an honour by the Pope earlier this week. The medals were given by Pope Francis to promote the work of Scholas Occurrentes...
Read moreDetailsOVER the bank holiday weekend, there will be no crows in Sonning. The village is being taken over by colourful scarecrows and everyone is invited to come along and visit...
Read moreDetailsA PAEDOPHILE from Sonning who groomed his victims on social media was convicted on Wednesday (23). Nicholas Faithfull, 20, of Glebe Gardens, was found guilty of seven charges of of...
Read moreDetailsHe’s scaled Everest, hosted Have I Got News For You, married Doctor Who’s assistant and helped deliver a baby on Richmond Park … but now one of Britain’s best-loved actors...
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