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Tea and scones at the ready: enjoy a date in Sonning for a summer tea party

by Emma Merchant

in Lifestyle, Sonning

A summer garden party is planned by a Sonning church in July. Picture: Photo Mix via Pixabay

A summer garden party is planned by a Sonning church in July. Picture: Photo Mix via Pixabay

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A CHURCH is holding a summer tea party to raise funds to restore and improve its building.

Organised by The Friends Of St Andrew’s Church (FOStAC) the outdoor event will be held in a Sonning garden.

Money raised will be used for restoration, repair, maintenance and improvement to St Andrew’s Church, Sonning.

The event takes place on Sunday, July 9, from 3pm through to 5pm.

Tickets cost £20 per person, with a limited number available.

For more information and to reserve tickets,email: mustangsallywilson@gmail.com

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