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Tag: Christmas greetings
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Sir John Redwood, Wokingham MP
Sir John Redwood MP's 2020 Christmas greeting.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Cllr John Halsall, leader of Wokingham Borough Council
Cllr John Halsall's, leader of Wokingham Borough Council, 2020 Christmas Greeting.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Theresa May, Maidenhead MP
Theresa May MP's 2020 Christmas greeting.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: James Sunderland Bracknell MP
James Sunderland MP's 2020 Christmas greeting.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Wokingham Borough Council Independent Cllrs Richard Dolinski, Jim Frewin & Gary Cowan
2020 Christmas greeting from Wokingham Borough Council independent cllrs Richard Dolinski, Jim Frewin and Gary Cowan.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Matt Rodda, Reading East MP
Matt Rodda Reading East MP's 2020 Christmas greeting.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Cllr Malcolm Richards, borough mayor
Cllr Malcolm Richards', borough mayor, 2020 Christmas greeting.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Cllr Andy Croy, Wokingham Borough Council Labour group leader
Cllr Andy Croy's, Labour group leader at Wokingham Borough Council, 2020 Christmas greeting.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Nick Hudson, Churches Together in Wokingham
Nick Hudson's, of Churches Together in Wokingham, 2020 Christmas greeting.
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