Sonning set for return of Scarecrow Trail

Will Taylor

11:26AM, Tuesday 17 May 2016

Sonning set for return of Scarecrow Trail

Straw men are set to line the streets of the village in the 8th biennial Scarecrow Trail on Sunday, May 29 and Bank Holiday Monday.

Taking place over two days, scarecrows dressed with themes such as Frozen, Batman, and Fireman Sam will be put up by residents across the area.

The trail will open from 11am to 4.30pm each day.

Adult tickets cost £5 each but supervised children go free.

Call Barbara Carr on 0118 9345886 for more details.

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