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Broad Street Mall spreads the love for Valentine’s Day

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Tuesday, February 7, 2023 7:41 am
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Broad Street Mall is celebrating Valentines Day on Saturday, February 11, with Reading Male Voice Choir. Picture: Courtesy of Broad Street Mall

Broad Street Mall is celebrating Valentines Day on Saturday, February 11, with Reading Male Voice Choir. Picture: Courtesy of Broad Street Mall

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CUSTOMERS at one of Reading’s shopping centres will be treated to something extra in honour of Valentine’s Day.

Broad Street Mall will greet visitors with a new floral bench installed in the site’s central square, filled with red roses.

Roses will be free for customer to pick, with space to take selfies with friends or loved ones.

It will also be offering free chocolate heart lollipops for youngsters.

Reading Male Voice Choir will be in attendance between 11am-noon for a special Valentine’s performance.

Steven Connolly, General Manager Broad Street Mall says ‘It’s great we have so much on offer this Valentine’s Day at Broad Street Mall.

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“Whether with a friend or a loved one, we hope customers enjoy celebrating at the mall with us.”

Broad Street Mall is holding its Valentine’s Day celebrations on Saturday, February 11, from 11am-4pm.

For more information about Broad Street Mall, including its range of outlets for Valentine’s Gifts such as F Hinds and Warren James, visit: broadstreetmall.com

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