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Sculpture at the entrance to Green Park business park, Reading, known as the "Reading Gateway, " c. 2002. It is in metal, and looks like a silver figure, striding through a large hoop, with arms outstretched. The sculptor was Claire Bigger, of Twyford. 2000-2009: postcard by Judge's of Hastings, photograph by Vera Monk of Swallowfield and Riseley Women's Institute, with the caption: "Sculpture and entrance to Green Park business park, Reading."

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