Review for ‘inappropriate’ speed limits
Campaigners had launched a petition demanding speed limits be reduced.
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Changes to bus timetables
Changes are coming to some buses in Wokingham borough.
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An ancient event with an important task
Swan Upping, the annual census of the swan population on the River Thames, took place last week.
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Golfing fun day broke records
Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh enjoyed a successful fundraising event
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Howzat! Cricket is the winner
Three clubs have joined forces to establish a new girls cricket team.
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Sonning club to extend hours
It sought permission to use its artificial pitch at its Sonning Lane home until 10pm.
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Minister on the streets of Sonning
Tom Tugendhat, the Secretary of State for Security, spent time knocking on doors in Pound Lane.
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Maiden Erlegh club members don sequins and fringes for their centenary celebration in Manchester
They join 2,500 women from more than 50 nations
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Minister on the streets of Sonning
A government minister was on the election trail in Sonning yesterday (Sunday), lending his support to the Conservative candidate for the new Woodley and Earley constituency. Tom Tugendhat, the Secretary...
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The raggedy scarecrows are back this weekend
Enjoy Sonning's bi-annual celebration of creativity
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