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Prizes up for grabs in Reading Buses annual Christmas competition

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Tuesday, December 2, 2025 7:02 am
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Reading Buses is helping to bring additional festive cheer this Christmas with the return of their Next Stop Christmas Competition. Picture: Hert Niks, US

Reading Buses is helping to bring additional festive cheer this Christmas with the return of their Next Stop Christmas Competition. Picture: Hert Niks, US

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READING BUSES is helping to bring additional festive cheer this Christmas with the return of their Next Stop Christmas Competition.

During December, they are offering a whole host of exciting prizes from local businesses and events, including pantomime tickets, cinema tickets and afternoon tea.

There are over £1000 worth of prizes up for grabs for lucky customers.

During the competition, Reading Buses are posting fun Christmas-themed questions on their social media accounts each day and asking their followers to answer for the chance to win one of the prizes.

Kevin Kempton, Reading Buses Assistant Marketing Manager, said: “It’s great to be running this competition once again and offering our customers some extra Christmas cheer whilst highlighting some of the fantastic local businesses in Reading.”

“We have had amazing support from local businesses with some very generous and exciting prizes offered by them. I’d like to thank all of them for helping support us this year.

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We hope that our customers have fun taking part in the competition on our social media feeds.”

“There is a fantastic range of prizes on offer each day, with no limit on how many entries you can make.

“My only advice is to make sure your entries are as creative as possible”

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