Teachers at award-winning school in Reading to go on strike
Teachers who are members of the National Education Union (NEU) at Leighton Park School are to go on strike
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Sonning welcome Conservative Party Chairman Lord Dominic Johnson for discussion with local members
Earley and Woodley Conservatives welcomed Conservative Party Chairman, Lord Dominic Johnson to Sonning for an engaging discussion and Q&A
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Ritual blessing of River Thames
Worshippers from the Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church held the second annual blessing in Sonning.
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Happy quizmas: Inner Wheel members celebrated with questions
Reading Maiden Erlegh group shared music and laughter at Christmas
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Inner Wheel Christmas tree feeds borough families
Woodley Food Bank visit prompts food fun
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Sonning Golf Club breaks fundraising record for charity
It's a hole-in-one moment for The Cowshed
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Unwrap the gorgeous gift that is White Christmas at The Mill at Sonning
Step into a night packed with Broadway splendour and nostalgic loveliness
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Pablo the pig delights visitors to Sonning Village Show
The celebrity takes part in weigh-in with his goat friends and a lap chicken
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Cannabis farms rooted out in Sonning
Thames Valley Police executed a warrant at an address in Sonning.
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REVIEW: Theatricality of fear. The world premier of‘ The Whistling’ comes to The Mill at Sonning
Love, loss and ghostly goings on offer a feast for the senses for The Mill at Sonning's latest production, a new adaptation of 'The Whistling'.
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