Appeal for witnesses after three people seriously injured in hit-and-run in Sonning
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after three pedestrians were seriously injured after being hit by a van.
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Raise your hat for Playhatch pub’s coronation garden party
Raise your hat for Reading pub's coronation garden party
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Care home residents in Sonning and Caversham enjoy a starter for 10 with their very-own University Challenge-style contest
THERE was a starter for 10 when residents from the Signature at Sonning Lifestyle home tested their general knowledge in an online competition.
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Summary of services:
Sonning Church's Easter celebrations
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A Maundy Thursday church service
A Maundy Thursday church service
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A Palm Sunday church service
A Palm Sunday church service
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A stay with Bliss? The Mill at Sonning’s Hay Fever is another enjoyable Noel Coward adaptation
Noel Coward's play Hay Fever at The Mill at Sonning this spring shows what happens when the bohemian Bliss family host guests ... badly
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A church service to thank mothers
A church service to thank mothers
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A messy church service
A messy church service
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Maiden Earley Inner Wheel celebrates 21 years of friendship
Maiden Earley Inner Wheel celebrates 21 years of friendship
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