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Passionate foodie behind Reading's thriving street market named town’s top entrepreneur
Glen Dinning from Blue Collar Street Food won Entrepreneur of the Year at the Pride of Reading Awards
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Outstanding helicopter paramedic named Reading's Local Hero
Lisa Brown was honoured at the Pride of Reading Awards
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Musician who raised £25k for dementia research scoops Pride of Reading award
Davie McGirr was honoured at the Pride of Reading Awards
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Reading primary which puts children at its heart named School of the Year
Thameside Primary School won School of the Year at the Pride of Reading Awards
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Meet Reading’s Health Worker of the Year who puts patients and families first
Stuart Fox, who works at the Royal Berkshire Hospital, was honoured at the Pride of Reading Awards
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IKEA scoops Pride of Reading Award for helping people find work
“We believe it’s important to give back to the communities in our local area and are committed to being a good neighbour and a force for good."
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Courageous boy who learned to walk and talk again wins Pride of Reading Award
Krishan Benn-Shah was named Child of Courage at the Pride of Reading Awards
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Exceptional people celebrated at Pride of Reading Awards 2018
Businesspeople, charity workers, volunteers and some incredibly brave children were all granted awards at the annual ceremony
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Recap updates as winners announced at Pride of Reading Awards
Exceptional people from Reading will be given awards at the glitzy ceremony in the Madejski Stadium hotel
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Meet the Tilehurst teachers who walked 100km to beat school budget cuts
Birch Copse Primary School has been nominated as School of the Year in the Pride of Reading Awards
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Staff at Reading firm raise an incredible £80k for charities in just two years
Huntswood CTC has been nominated in the Business in Action (over 50) category of the Pride of Reading Awards
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Remembering the former councillor who was committed to helping disadvantaged communities
Christine Borgars has been posthumously nominated for a Pride of Reading Award for years of serving her community