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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS 2024: Event returns for 20th anniversary edition

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Friday, October 25, 2024 8:11 pm
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The Pride of Reading Awards returned in style to celebrate its 20th anniversary edition as the community came together to recognise some extraordinary individuals.

A welcome from the cast of Matilda, Berserk Productions with ‘Now That’s What I Call Reading’ was followed by an exceptional three course lunch delivered by chef Simon Shares and the team at Reading FC Conference Events.

Following a welcome to the event from co-founder Andy Murrill and a celebration of all the sponsors from Andy Briggs, Destination Director, The Oracle, it was time to hand out the awards.

The awards came thick and fast with 23 award winners recognised for their exceptional work among a host of fantastic nominees.

List of winners

Special Recognition – Sponsored by Vale & West – Jelly

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Welcome All Award – Sponsored by Deloitte – Reading Refugee Support

Volunteer of the Year – Sponsored by AB Walker – Chance to Dance

School of the Year – Sponsored by Qwerty – King’s Academy

Young person of the year – Sponsored by The Abbey – Dora Abbi

Cultural Contribution – Dave Haul & Shane Daunt, Heavy Pop promotions

Employee of the Year – Sponsored by Reading Buses – Michael McGarry, Ebb & Flow

Business in Action – Sponsored by Boyes Turner – Hickies

The Green Community Award – Sponsored by Tomato Energy – Freely Fruity

Entrepreneur of the Year – Sponsored by Rabbits Vehicle Hire – Damian & Martina Jones of Pop Classics

The Inspiration Award – Sinead Gibson

Young Person of the Year – Sponsored by Qwerty Limited- King’s Academy Prospect

Business in Action (over 50s employees) – Sponsored by Boyes Turner – Francis Construction

Putting Reading on the Map Award – Sponsored by Jacobs the Jewellers and the Purple Turtle – Thames Lido

The Fundraiser of the Year Award – Sponsored by Cherubs Floral Design – Debor Baldree of Reading Kindness Rocks and Georges Lalahy from CISCO

Local Hero Award – Sponsored by Green Park – Donna Ferjani & Fiona Hale

Community Champion – Sponsored by Reading Football Club – Mary Dodds

Community Event of the Year – Sponsored by Kingdom Rooms – Reading Pride

Charity of the Year – Sponsored by Roc Search – Babies in Buscot Support (BIBS)

Business in Action (under 50s) – Sponsored by Boyes Turner – Hickies Music

Community of the Year Award – sponsored by Hilton Reading – Burghfield Santas

Hospitality Award – Sponsored by Cream Design – The Kitchen at Reading College

The Independent Retailer of the Year – Sponsored by Reading Today – Eclectic Games

The Chris Tarrant Award – Sponsored by The Oracle – The Stephens Family

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