Sonning is a picturesque village and civil parish in the borough of Wokingham, Berkshire, sitting on the north bank of the River Thames just east of Reading and within easy commuting distance of London. Its riverside setting is dominated by the historic Sonning Bridge, which links the village to Sonning Eye on the opposite bank, and a compact conservation area of timber‑framed and stone buildings.
The settlement has medieval roots centred on St Andrew's Church and a long history as a riverside stopping point; today it is a sought‑after residential community with riverside pubs, small independent businesses and visitors drawn to the scenic walks and dining/theatre offerings. There’s a strong local emphasis on conservation and heritage, and the local economy is largely driven by commuters, leisure tourism and the upkeep of historic houses rather than industry.
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