PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Chiltern Training praised for its tireless support of apprentices
Chiltern Training, which has been training apprentices across Reading since 1993, has been nominated for Business in Action under 50 ...
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Martyn is very, very appreciated for his selfless help
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The Pride of Reading nominations: Sarah Zeneli and Sparkle Vegan Events – The Chris Tarrant Award, sponsored by The Oracle
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PRIDE OF READING: David helps pilgrims on their way from Reading, seeing him nominated for an award
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