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THE OFFICIAL 2019 RACE GUIDE
Please read the whole race guide which contains all your essential race information.
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www.readinghalfmarathon.com
This year marks the 36th Sage Reading Half Marathon and a new and exciting chapter as new organisers Goldline
Events take to the helm. With the aim of making the race even bigger and better, we promise to not only continue the
great work Sweatshop has done over the past 15 years but to enhance each and every runner’s experience.
I know you have a lot of choice, there are some great races out there, so I’d like to thank you for choosing to run with
us. We are very proud that the event is renowned for being one of the best races in the running calendar and we want
to ensure this continues so you have the best day possible. Whether this is your first half marathon, you’re a seasoned
runner or this is part of your training for a spring marathon, I hope you enjoy all the highlights including the huge
crowd support and of course the roar as you enter the Stadium and cross the finish line.
Best of luck and have a great race.
Judith Manson, Race Director
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
1. Plan your journey, for up to date travel information 3. P
LEASE ENSURE YOU COMPLETE YOUR MEDICAL
and answers on FAQs visit: INFORMATION ON THE REVERSE OF YOUR RACE
www.readinghalfmarathon.com NUMBER.
2. Arrive Early – The Race Village opens at 07:00. With 4. Please note, if a person is found to be running in
over 15,000 runners attending allow plenty of time another runner’s bib, they will face disqualification
to make your way to your start zone. and potentially be refused entry into future UKA races.
GETTING THERE
It is your responsibility to get to the race on time. Please There is no parking at the stadium or on the surrounding
plan your journey before you set off and whatever roads. If you have not pre-booked parking space, we
mode of transport you use, allow extra time for delays suggest you use town centre parking and travel on the
or congestion. We suggest you aim to arrive in Reading free shuttle bus service.
no later than 08:45.
All car parks are non-refundable & non-transferable.
TRAINS
lease check all train times with National Rail
P Red Car Park – Located on A33/ Longwater Avenue, RG2
Enquiries – Telephone: 08457 48 49 50 0QS, this car park is approx. 2 minutes’ walk to the Race
www.nationalrail.co.uk Village. There is no exit before 12:30pm and all vehicles
must be moved by 4pm.
FREE SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE & TAXIS
There are free shuttle buses between Reading Pink Car Park – Located at Reading International
Station and the Madejski Stadium from 07:00– Business Park, RG2 6DA, it is approx. 5 minutes’ walk to
14:30, this service is free to everyone. There the Race Village. Height restriction of 2.1m.
is also a taxi service from the station to the
Stadium, with a dedicated fast lane for taxis Blue Car Park – Mereoak P&R, please note this car park is
next to the bus pick up – fixed price £10. no longer available. If you have already booked the blue
car park your permit will be accepted in the Yellow car
PRE-BOOKED PARKING park. See below for directions and please display your
If you have pre-booked parking in one of our Blue permit clearly when entering the Yellow Car Pak.
official car parks, all directions will be included
with your permit. Your permit will be sent Yellow Car Park – Located at wood. (Foster Wheeler),
to you in your race pack or sent separately if Shinfield Park, Shinfield, RG2 9FW. There is a free shuttle
you booked after your race pack had been bus to and from the Race Village. We recommend you
produced. It must be clearly displayed in your park by 8:30am.
vehicle. Please note that some car parks may
DUE TO ROAD CLOSURES, DO NOT USE JUNCTION 11
have restrictions on leaving times and will not
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open before the stated time.
Please note there is a 20 – 30 minute walk from the Race Village to the start line.
If you or one of your supporters has any mobility issues and is in need of assistance, then please
contact our events team in advance on 0778 813 7117 or email info@goldlineevents.co.uk
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HELLO AND WELCOME TO THE SAGE READING HALF MARATHON
On behalf of Sage colleagues, customers and partners around the UK, we’re so happy you’re here with us. At Sage,
we love running and raising money for fantastic local charities who do so much for our communities. And we have
nothing but admiration for people like you who are taking on a personal challenge today – whether it’s your first run,
or you’re going for a PB – it all counts.
I am especially proud that the Sage Reading Half Marathon is the final stop on Sage Foundation’s $1 Million Challenge.
That’s our pledge at Sage to reach our fundraising goal by running, getting active and having fun, so we can help build
a brighter future for our communities around the world – and we are not going to stop until it’s achieved.
So far we’ve raised over $900,000 and are hoping to reach our $1 Million target at this year’s Reading Half Marathon.
Reading is home to Sage People and we’re thrilled that charities right here will benefit from Team Sage running today.
So, remember - we are in this together today, let’s all make it count.
Steve Hare, CEO Sage PLC
BEFORE THE RACE
RACE NUMBER HELP DESK
Please check your race number matches the Please do not worry, if you need to collect a
number on the race pack envelope. If not, replacement pack before the race or have any
contact the race helpline on 0778 813 7117 or queries you can visit our Help Desk where we
email info@goldlineevents.co.uk will be more than happy to help. Our Help Desk
will be open on these following days:
Please do not worry that your chip number is
different from your race number. Millennium Madejski Hotel, RG2 0FL
Your race number contains your timing chip; Friday 15th March 17:00 – 20:00
please do not attempt to remove this. Race Saturday 16th March 10:00 – 16:00
numbers must be worn, unaltered, on the front
of your running top. Your race number is unique Race Village
to you. In the event of an emergency we use race Race Day 07:00 – 15:00
numbers to identify individuals.
Do not swap race numbers with another runner
FIRST TIMERS
or allow anyone to use your race number if you
The experience you have is important to us and
are unable to run; a situation of mistaken identity
the day has been designed to try and give you
can be very distressing for all involved and can
the best possible racing experience. If this is your
lead to prosecution under UK Athletic rules.
First Half Marathon, then please make sure to
Please be sure to write your emergency contact read all information provided in this race guide.
details on the back of your race number in the
space provided. On the day be sure to follow instructions
provided by marshals & the commentary team
YOUR BAGGAGE via the loud speakers.
You will find a baggage label within your race pack
For any additional information or queries
as a separate tag, this will be the same number as
check our FAQs section on our website.
your race number. Be sure to keep this tag safe
as you will need this on race day. Loss of your TOP 3 THINGS TO REMEMEBER
baggage tag will not only delay your start but also 1. You are not alone – Thousands of runners will
delay the collection of your bag. Please place your be taking part on race day and we have brilliant
tag in a prominent position on your bag. supporters on route and in the finish line area.
Please note, just like at an airport, bags must 2. Research the race – We recommend reading as
not be left unattended under any circumstances much information as possible so you are prepared
and could result in the event being delayed. It for your run. Check the route map on our website
is your responsibility to make sure your bag is where you’ll find it listed by street name.
safe in the baggage tent, so please make sure
you hand your bag to a member of staff, even 3. Stay safe & have fun – It may be silly but look
if you are in a hurry. Organisers cannot be held after yourself! It’s going to be a brilliant day, so
responsible for any losses. At peak times you have fun and enjoy yourself!
may experience queues.
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ON THE DAY
TIMETABLE FOR RACE DAY WARM UP
There will be a warm up on Longwater Avenue near the
07:00 Car parks & Race Village Opens
start line, led by the Townsend Twins it will start at 09:50
Shuttle buses and Taxis start service
to get you race ready! Find out more at:
08:15 Warm up starts for the Green Park @fitnessbychloeandfrancesca
Challenge at start line
08:30 Green Park Challenge Starts THE HILTON CORPORATE CHALLENGE
08:40 First Green Park finisher expected If you are taking part in the Hilton Corporate Challenge
across the finish line you should have received further information from
your team leader. All team members should meet in
08:50 Last shuttle bus and taxis leaves train
the Conference Centre in the Stadium in Reading to
station to get you to the start line on time
register, collect your race numbers, T-shirts and drop off
09:00 Half Marathon runners begin to walk your bags. If you are running the Green Park Challenge
down to start line for your team, you will be starting in the Black Zone,
09:30 Shuttle bus service stops running whilst half marathon team runners will be starting in
until 10:30 the Red Zone. Further information will be emailed out to
10:00 Half Marathon Wheelchair Race Starts Corporate Challenge Teams closer to the event.
10:15 Half Marathon First Wave Starts
PACERS
11:15 First elite runner expected to finish We have a great team of 15 pacers, who will each be
11:30 – 11:45 Awards Presentation wearing a flag with their allocated time. Please allow
12:15 – 13:15 Peak time of finishers plenty of time at the start line to find your pacer. Please
note that all pacers will be running to their own chip
14:15 Last Half Marathon runner expected time, not gun time, therefore if your need to clarify what
to finish
splits they are doing, just ask, they are very friendly. More
15:00 Race Village closes & final shuttle bus information on pacers can be found at:
leaves for train station www.readinghalfmarathon.com/race-info/pacers.htm
WHAT’S AT THE RACE VILLAGE: MEDICAL PROVISION
Please see Race Village map on page 8. We take the provision of medical care very seriously.
There are First Aid tents in the Race Village and crews
THE START ZONES around the route. If you require medical attention on the
The Sage Reading Half Marathon is a mass participation day, please alert a Race Marshal.
event with over 15,000 runners expected to take part.
Please ensure you make your way to the start in plenty ILLNESS, INJURY & DEFERRALS
of time as the race will start on time and cannot be We strongly recommend you do not compete if you are
delayed for anyone not yet in position. In your race pack feeling unwell or injured. If you have concerns prior to race
you were issued with a colour coded race number, you day please contact your doctor or physio before running.
should only start in your allocated colour/time zone. This We do have a deferral process, therefore if you are unable
will help prevent you going too quickly or slowly at the to take part in this year’s event due to injury or illness
start. The start will go in waves with each colour zone and can provide an evidence note by physio or doctor
being released separately. then please submit this to our deferrals page which can
Half Marathon coloured start zone (sub) be found online via our FAQS: :
White Elites www.readinghalfmarathon.com/race-info/faqs.htm
Yellow 01:25:00 TIMING
Red 01:45:00 Your Race Number will record two times, your chip time
and your gun time. Your chip time starts when you pass
Blue 01:55:00
over the start line, whilst your gun time will start when
Gold Charity Wave the first start gun is fired. Your timing device is attached
Green 02:05:00 to your race number therefore, please do not remove or
tamper with it. Please note all competition results are
Orange 02:20:00
based on gun time, not chip time. More information can
Pink 02:20:00 plus be found on page 12.
All start zone timings are subject to change.
4THE GREEN PARK CHALLENGE
A33
Longwater Drive
THE GREEN PARK CHALLENGE
The Green Park Challenge will start on the same
start line as the Half Marathon and the race will
begin at 08:30.
Northern Way
START
Brook Drive
GreenPark
For the first time the Green Park Challenge
will have a pulsed start. Split into two waves, Meeting Point
this is designed to ensure your start is safely Race Site
Drinks
controlled and reduces the risk of pushing. Madejski Stadium
Finish
The race finishes in the Stadium from where the
runners will head through the finishers’ tunnel Shooters Way
and into the finisher bag area. Costco
Please arrange to meet your friends or family in South Oak Way
the centre of the Race Village or at the Green Park
Challenge Baggage Tent. (see map on page 8).
First Wave – Black Second Wave – Purple
Age 11 and over. Plus any Corporate Challenge Age 10 and under.
Green Park Challenge runners. Plus any allocated accompanying adults.
4 Any runner under the age of 11 must be with their accompanying adult at all times.
4 Please note you cannot move forward into a different zone.
4 Please make sure you start in your allocated zone, failure to do so will result in disqualification in the
Schools Challenge Results.
4 All competition results for the Schools Challenge will be based on chip time.ON ROUTE
Whilst running the course please be sure to follow the DRINK STATIONS
signs and listen to the instructions of the Marshals. There will be drink/refreshment stations en-route, these
will appear at regular intervals along the route (see map
LEAD & SWEEP VEHICLES on page 9). It is important to keep hydrated during the
The race will be led by a lead car, which drives in front race and maintain a sustainable pace.
of the elites ensuring a clean running line. There is also
a sweep vehicle which is located at the rear of the race TOILETS
who supports anyone who may be struggling. The sweep There will be a small number of toilets at each drink
vehicle will only carry those in need and will not leave station, as well as there being lots of toilets in the Race
its position at the rear of the race, unless there is an Village. With over 15,000 runners getting ready to go
emergency. Once the sweep vehicle has gone past, roads to the start line, please expect queues for the toilet
may begin to re-open in accordance with timings agreed facilities.
with Reading Council. If the sweep vehicle goes past you
and you are outside of the Sweep Times below you may CROWD PARTICIPATION & ENTERTAINMENT
be asked to continue on the pavement. The route will be lined with spectators, entertainment
acts, live music, charity cheering points and cheerleaders
SWEEP TIMES to keep those legs pumping when the going gets tough.
1 mile 11.10
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE ON ROUTE
2 miles 11.25 If you require medical attention on the day please alert
3 miles 11.40 a Race Marshal who will be wearing a high visibility bib,
4 miles 11.50 they will be able to call for further medical assistance.
There are trained medics positioned strategically around
5 miles 12.10 the route, ready to react if needed. Please ensure you
6 miles 12.20 have filled in the medical section on the back of your
7 miles 12.35 race number.
8 miles 12.55
9 miles 13.10 RACE PHOTOGRAPHY
10 miles 13.35 On the day Marathon Photos will be present to make
sure they capture your best moments. All race photos
11 miles 13.45
will be displayed within 48 hours of the race. To make
12 miles 14.05 sure they don’t miss you please make sure your race
13 miles 14.25 number is clearly identifiable on the front of your T-shirt.
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and the Arc Device are all registered trade marks of Lucozade Ribena Suntory Ltd. ©Lucozade Ribena Suntory Ltd. All rights reserved.Starting Zones (allow 30 minutes walk from the stadium)
Orange Pink Wheelchair Hilton Hotel
Access to Start Red Car Park
Green
no exit
until 12:30pm
Gold
100 Longwater Long
wate
r Ave
nue
Blue
Bennet Road
no parking
Red
RACE VILLAGE
Yellow Walking routes from the Race
Village to the start line will be
White clearly sign posted on the day.
e Retail Park
riv
START kD no parking
oo
Br
Acre Road
First Aid Point B&Q no parking
4
1 Help Desk
5
2 Baggage Tents steps 9
10
6
8
3 Hilton Corporate Challenge Registration 12
8
4 Toilets (more available in the stadium) In/Out MADEJSKI STADIUM PC World
16 13
11 Hotel
5 Push Bike Compound (own lock required) 3
Hotel & Bar
Green Park Challenge Bag Drop 1 open to non residents FINISH
6 2
7 Disabled Parking
west stand open
7
In/Out
south stand open 15
8 Meeting Point In/Out
9 Physio & Massage
14
10 Cancer Research UK & Charity Partners Tent shuttle Green Park
buses no event parking
11 Retail Area
12 Medals / Finisher Bag Collection Point
13 VIP Boxes
ay
W
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14 Shuttle Bus to Train Station
ho
ut
So
15 Shuttle Bus to Race Car Parks
16 Bar & CateringTHE ROUTE
Shuttle Bus Stop
Reading
Valpy
Street
The Forbury
Reading West Friar Street
Oxford Kings Road
The
Russell Street 8M Road Oracle 7M
9M London Street
w Tilehurst Road
Prospect
Hospital
Coley Avenue
w Hospital
Park
6M
Liebenrood 10M 11M Kendrick Road
Road
Bath Road Berkeley
Hospital
Avenue
5M
Christchurch The Queen’s Drive
Coley Recreation Ground Waterloo Road
Meadows University
of Reading
A33
Pepper
Lane 4M
12M Northumberland
Shinfield Road
w Avenue
3M
Basingstoke
1M Road w
Green Park Hospital
Bennet Road
Whitley Wood Road
START Hartland Road
A33
Retail
Brook Drive Park 2M
Madejski
Stadium FINISH
Longwater Half Marathon Route
Avenue 13M
Green Park Challenge Route
M Mile Markers
Charity Cheering Point
w Water
Lucozade Sport
GU Energy
Toilets
9CHARITY PARTNERS
We encourage all runners to support one of the truly inspiring charities involved in this year’s event.
Each year they help a variety of great causes and 2019 has been no different! Our objective is to transform
the amount raised through the Sage Reading Half Marathon event for charities and to support them.
We are proud to support and work with our partner and local charities.
HEADLINE CHARITY PARTNER
Cancer Research UK
Cancer Research UK is the only charity fighting over 200 types of cancer and
our life-saving research will bring forward the day where all cancers are cured.
The generosity of our supporters has enabled the charity to lead the way in
discovering and developing newer, kinder treatments and cures.
Every step towards curing cancer relies on every pound, every hour and every person. Without the support of our
volunteers, supporters and every single one of our runners, our scientists would not be able to do their work in the
lab. We’re all working together to save more lives by preventing, controlling and curing all cancers.
www.cancerresearchuk.org
PLATINUM CHARITY PARTNER
Sue Ryder – We provide hospice and neurological care, supporting people through the most difficult times of their
lives. Whether that’s a terminal illness, the loss of a loved one or a neurological condition – we’re there when it
matters. Find out more: www.sueryder.org
GOLD CHARITY PARTNERS
Babies in Buscot Support (BIBS) – Supporting sick and premature babies and their families. Find out more: www.
bibs.org.uk
Sage Foundation – Supports entrepreneurs and helps organisations to create a positive impact within their
communities. Find out more: www.sage.com/company/sage-foundation
BRONZE CHARITY PARTNER
Age UK Reading – Helping local people to love later life. Find out more: www.ageuk.org.uk/reading
LOCAL CHARITY PARTNERS
Creating Better Futures – Become part of a family; empowering a child, their guardian & their siblings. Find out
more: creatingbetterfutures.org.uk
First Days – Everyday essentials for families in need. Find out more: www.firstdays.net
Helen & Douglas House – Providing hospice care for children and young adults. Find out more: www.
helenanddouglas.org.uk
Home Start – Support and friendship for families. Find out more: www.home-start-reading.org.uk
Thames Valley Air Ambulance – Bringing the A&E to the roadside.
Find out more: www.tvairambulance.org.uk
10LET’S
MAKE
A RUN
FOR IT.
EVERY STEP YOU TAKE WILL HELP US
ACCELERATE PROGRESS AND SEE 3 IN 4
PEOPLE BEATING CANCER BY 2034.
JOIN
RIGHT
NOW
We’ll keep you going with the support of our
cheering teams, our training advice and a
well-deserved massage once you’ve finished
at our post race reception.
Get your sponsorship pack today. All the
money you raise will go to beating cancer
sooner.
Visit: cruk.org/reading-half
Cancer Research UK is a registered charity in England and Wales (1089464), Scotland (SC041666) and the Isle of Man (1103).AFTER THE RACE
RESULTS
The race results we produce will show two times, your
chip time and your gun time. THE GREEN PARK SCHOOLS CHALLENGE
Your gun time is your official race time in accordance The Green Park Schools Challenge prize winners will
with UKA rules. You will receive an email shortly after be invited to an awards evening which normally takes
race day to confirm your provisional finish time and place 5-7 weeks after the event. Prize results need to be
place. calculated by the events team once the results have been
listed as official. Please bear with us during this time as
The full list of provisional results will be posted on our the awarding system is a time consuming process.
official website on the day of the race. Please note that
some results need to be verified before being made Please ensure that your child has their age, gender and
official. school inserted correctly on their entry. Any requests
to update these details after the event has taken place
It normally takes 2-3 days for the results to be listed as will not be taken into consideration when allocating the
official, this is due to any queries runners may have about school awards.
their result or timing. We do apologise if there is a slight
delay, but we hope you can appreciate this process. Once confirmed the Schools Challenge winners will be
contacted via the email address which was input on
If you have any queries about your result or chip timing, their entry.
then please get in touch with our timing providers as
soon as possible so they can look into this effectively. Please note that all School Challenge results will be
based on the runners chip time.
We recommend getting in touch within 48 hours
to ensure your details are updated and listed as For more information about the school challenge event
official. Please send any queries to FR Systems via: & prizes available please visit:
goldlineevents@frsystems.co.uk www.readinghalfmarathon.com/race-info/schools-
challenge.htm
PRIZES
We have some great prizes available for 2019. If you are
a prize winner then you will be contacted directly by a
member of the events team, roughly 7-10 days after the
event. HILTON CORPORATE CHALLENGE
The Hilton Corporate Challenge team’s score will be
We cannot confirm that you are a successful winner until calculated as the total of the chip times of the fastest two
the results have been listed as official. members running the Half Marathon and the fastest two
Please note all competition prizes are awarded by gun members running the Green Park Challenge.
time, not chip time. All other team members’ times will be excluded, so that
all teams can be fairly compared no matter the size of
FEEDBACK
the team. The results are not finalised on race day. There
We work hard each year to provide a high level event
is a slight delay whilst results are confirmed once listed
to all runners, therefore if you have any feedback post
as official.
event, please send it to us via: info@goldlineevents.co.uk
Once made official the first, second and third place
Please be aware that we are extremely busy the first two
teams will be contacted.
weeks post event, therefore please bear with us during
this busy period.
GET SOCIAL!
If you have any photos from race day, we’d love to see SHARE YOUR STORIES & KEEP UP TO DATE!
them so make sure you share them on:
Facebook: ReadingHalfMarathonAndGreenParkChallenge readinghalf
ReadingHalfMarathonAndGreenParkChallenge
#SageReadingHalf2019 #IRanReading2019 #RunReading
or Twitter:
@ReadingHalf
12WIN 2 HALF MARATHON
2020 ENTRIES
As a thank you for signing up to this year’s half marathon,
we are giving you the chance to WIN a Sage Reading Half
Marathon 2020 entry for you and a friend.
Don’t miss out to
win your 2020 entry
and be part of the C9192E
amazing running
experience together.
All you need to do is invite your friends and family to sign up to
this year’s Sage Reading Half Marathon – but don’t delay as
entries will be closing soon. Simply ask them to insert your
SURNAME and the last three digits of your POSTCODE in the
promo code box (example: JONES4RH ) once they’ve entered
you will be entered into the prize draw for you and your friend.
#readinghalf
www.readinghalfmarathon.comTHANK YOU TO ALL
SPONSORS & PARTNERS
This race could not happen without the great help and support of so many people who work tirelessly before, during
and after the event to help us bring it to life. We would like to say a massive thank you to all our sponsors, partners and
agencies who have helped us along the way.
Sage Hilton Reading Marathon Photos
Green Park Lucozade Sport Berkshire Physiotherapy
BMW The Breeze GU Energy UK
Madejski Stadium Reading Chronicle Therapists for You
Reading Borough Council Runbritain Palm Fitness
Millennium Madejski iTAB
Headline Charity
Cancer Research UK
Charity Partners Gold Charities Local Charity Partners
Platinum Charities BIBS – Babies In Buscot Support Creating Better Futures
Macmillan Cancer Support Sage Foundation First Days
Sue Ryder Helen & Douglas House
Bronze Charities Home-Start
Age UK Reading Thames Valley Air Ambulance
RACE VILLAGE CREW
We would like to say a special thank you to our very own race crew who can be found in the Race Village hammering
in tent pegs, putting up flags and rushing around to make this one of the best Race Villages out there.
VOLUNTEERS & RACE MAKERS
We would like to give a special thank you to our army of brilliant volunteers and motorcycle marshals, without whom
this event simply could not happen. Thank you for giving us your time and helping us make this such a fantastic event
and great day for everyone. Whether you are from a charity, club, group or individual Race Maker, we appreciate you
all for being involved in this year’s event.
The town of Reading has some amazing groups and we are grateful for your help in making this a great event!
SUPPORTERS & ENTERTAINMENT
We would also like to say a big thank you to all the brilliant supporters who come out on Race Day to support and
cheer on our runners. As well as all our entertainers located on route, in the Race Village, on the start line and of course
inside the Madejski Stadium.
RUNNERS
Most of all we want to say a MASSIVE thank you to YOU, whether you have taken part in the Green Park Challenge,
Hilton Corporate Challenge or Half Marathon. You are the reason we do this and we hope you enjoy your day as much
as we enjoy organising it!
INTERESTED IN BEING INVOLVED IN 2020?
If you are interested in being involved in next year’s Sage Reading Half Marathon, please get in touch with us. We have
a range of roles available from volunteering, entertaining and performing.
If you want to find out more, please email us at info@goldlineevents.co.uk
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