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Nearly 300 people gathered outside Saint Mary's on Christmas Eve for the final night of the Living Advent. Chair Richard Rodway opened festivities, thanking the large audience, the other members of the Living Advent team, the sponsors and other contributors. Extra special thanks to CTC-Asire (U.K.) Ltd.

Mayor Martin Akehurst and Mayoress Glynnis Akehurst then introduced the final performer of the year, the choir of Saint Mary's...

Over 200 people packed into a festive Market Place for a unique spectacle and Living Advent experience, as a gymnastic arena had been created in front of the Christmas tree, with the paving making way for red matting, spring boards and other equipment, all festively lit, as Spingbox Gymnastics treated the big crowd, full of proud parents, to a fantastic and diverse display...

A cast of over 20 children from Henley Children’s Theatre had the unique opportunity to perform under the floodlights on the pitch at Henley Hawks Rugby ground, to a packed an enthusiastic grandstand on the 22^nd night of the Living Advent...