Crowds flock to village day
THE second Sonning Common Village Day was “bigger and better”, say organisers. About 1,000 people attended the event at Memorial Park off Reades Lan...
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THE second Sonning Common Village Day was “bigger and better”, say organisers. About 1,000 people attended the event at Memorial Park off Reades Lan...
A WALKING netball match in Sonning Common raised £1,600 for a cancer charity. Amanda Watkins-Cooke organised the game at the village primary school on Sat...
A NETBALL match is to be held in aid of a cancer charity. Sonning Common walking netballers will play Rotherfield United FC’s walking football team at the...
ABOUT 200 people attended a celebration to mark the 50th anniversary of Sonning Common health centre. Doctors, former and current staff and patients came togeth...
Fun activities keep children physically and mentally fit '); CHILDREN in Sonning Common are being helped to keep active during the third coronavirus lockdown. Active Leaders, a leadership course for young people, has devised walking routes, challenges and games, which it has uploaded to its Facebook page to help children stay occupied and fit while abiding by the government guidelines. The lockdown restrictions allow people to leave their homes once a day for exercise. Penny Snowden, who founded Active Leaders, said: “The current situation has had a dramatic effect on our business because m...