Youngsters invited to join new Sonning softball club
FORGET April showers — Sonning’s newest sports team just completed their first training session in the snow. Last week, Sonning ...
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Sonning retirement home plan gets approval
A proposal for a new "retirement village" in Sonning has been approved by Wokingham Borough Council's planning committee.
CORONAVIRUS: ‘The country can be normal by autumn’
Professor Ben Cowling, the coronavirus expert from Sonning, says life may be back to normal by September.
Sonning care home residents virtually visited by former PM
Theresa May made a virtual visit to residents at Sunrise of Sonning care home.
Sonning care home launches festive appeal
Sunrise of Sonning is asking children to lend a hand by sending in homemade Christmas decorations this year.
Mill at Sonning starts preparing for its return
The Mill at Sonning has had to close its doors after just launching a series of Covid-safe productions.
Eleanor makes a hash brown of her day out
Last week, Sonning resident Eleanor Smith had her first drive-thru McDonalds visit, and it was her visit out since February.
Green fingers at Blue Coat sees a growing concern
Pupils at Reading Blue Coat School have turned their hands to gardening to provide fruit and vegetables to the local ...
The Mill returns with stars and shows galore
After nine months in lockdown, theatre is returning to The Mill at Sonning, in its newly christened auditorium.
A luxury day at the spa? – Not a bad birthday treat for centenarian Jean
A SONNING woman has celebrated her 100th birthday with a spa day. Jean Davies, who has lived at Sunrise of ...
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