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Christmas greetings from the mayor of Reading

Cllr Rachel Eden's festive message to you

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Friday, December 24, 2021 8:00 am
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Cllr Rachel Eden

Cllr Rachel Eden, the mayor of Reading

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Since becoming Mayor last month, I’ve been reminded what a special town Reading is.

We were all horrified by the tragic fire at Rowe Court in West Reading but the response from the community to support those affected demonstrates Reading’s spirit.

In fact throughout 2021 our amazing charities and volunteers done so much, our public sector workers have gone above and beyond, and businesses have helped our community despite the pressures they face.

Reading is a community that stands together in good times and bad: our diversity is our strength.

Thank you to everyone who is working over Christmas whether in shops, public services or delivery, I hope you have time to rest and take joy in the season.

Of course, our NHS staffand care workers are in the front line: we owe you a debt of gratitude that can never be repaid. I was fortunate to receive my booster vaccine earlier this week and the efficient but friendly team, supported by volunteers, were fantastic. Do join the thousands of Reading residents in coming forward for yours.

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Whether it’s finding the home-made tree ornaments made years ago, or lighting a candle on Christmas Eve in memory of those I miss, for me Christmas is a time of joy but also reflection.

If you are a Christian celebrating the birth of Christ, or simply treasuring a restful time; whether your Christmas is crowded with loved ones or you feel an absence, may this Christmas be a season of peace.

Cllr Rachel Eden is the Mayor of Reading

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