“Our hearts are broken – he was a wonderful husband and a devoted father”. The wife of a man who died following a road traffic collision in Sonning has paid...
Read moreA CYCLIST has died in a road traffic collision in Sonning this morning. Police are now appealing for witnesses to the incident, which took place in Thames Street around 7.50am...
Read moreMAIDENHEAD MP Theresa May has joined the chorus of parliamentarians who have criticised Dominic Cummings for his flit to Durham, saying that by doing so he had not followed the...
Read moreSTAFF at a Sonning care home have donated 10 crates of food to the homeless. This week, the team at Sunrise of Sonning chipped in to give groceries to Churches...
Read moreTHIRTEEN HOUSES may be built at Sonning Golf Club if a planning application is approved next month. On Thursday, April 16, Chris Rees of Winchester-based Alfred Homes applied to build...
Read moreWHEN A new Banksy is posted on the streets, the world takes notice. When Sonning’s answer to the street artists appears, they put a smile on everyone’s faces. The anonymous...
Read more“The initial response from the RBH and local GPs has been absolutely overwhelming – I knew they were struggling, but I had no idea how desperate they really are."
Read morePOLICE believe they have found the body of a man who went missing in Sonning in January. In a statement, Thames Valley Police said that a body was seen in...
Read moreTHE SONNING festival will no longer be running this year due to the coronavirus crisis. The biennial family-friendly festival, which was due to start on Saturday, May 23 will not...
Read moreSINGERS are invited to take part in special taster sessions for a local choir. The Bel Canto Singers will hold the event on Mondays March 16, 23 and 30. Each...
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