Well after last nights storms it was a relief to see Reading in one piece!
A few rain showers didn't stop people enjoying the Water Fest though. We were taken to the Water Fest in a lovely little steam boat.
We got to see the all the stalls, a brilliant Aslan made for The Abbey School and we then judged the best dressed boat competition. I was particularly impressed by the Dragon Boat team. Wow - could they shift!
In amongst the music and entertainment were some lovely works of art and I am very privileged to be attending the Reading Arts & Music Week opening event next Friday.
Events like this prove what an exciting and vibrant town Reading is.
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Welcome to my blog. I am using it to keep you updated on my work as a councillor for Battle ward, Chair of the Art and Heritage forum and an activist for Unite the Union. I cover the issues affecting Battle ward and Reading residents. There may also be the occasional random post about things I am interested in.
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