Elizabeth Birt
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University of Reading's £1m Learning Garden to open to public for free (opens the original)
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A new outdoor learning space is opening its gates to the public. The University of Reading’s Learning Garden, located within the historic walled garden of the Harris Garden on the Whiteknights campus, will host a free open day on Saturday, September 19, between 11am and 3pm. No booking is required, and visitors are invited to drop in at any time during the event. Kirsty Shakespeare, engagement project manager (climate and environmental sustainability) at the University of Reading, said: "The Lea
Reading Rotary club donates £3,500 to Nepal disaster relief and recovery (opens the original)
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The Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh will donate £3,500 to help with the Nepal disaster relief. Members of the club personally donated more than £2,000, which increased to £2,500 with Gift Aid. The club also added £1,000 from its charity account. The contribution will support both immediate aid and long-term recovery efforts. £2,000 will go to ShelterBox, which is already working in Kathmandu to provide emergency shelter and tools for people who have lost their homes. The remaining £1,
Oxfordshire school launches first-of-its-kind scheme (opens the original)
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A first-of-its-kind tree guardian scheme is putting students at the heart of environmental stewardship. The Iris Project is running the scheme at east Oxford’s Cheney School and is being delivered through its Rumble Museum. Students involved in the museum councils have each selected a tree on campus to monitor and care for as part of the initial first phase. Dr Lorna Robinson, director of the Iris Project and Rumble Museum, said: "The idea behind this scheme is to encourage young people to feel
New £9 million innovation centre opens in Oxford (opens the original)
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A new £9 million investment is driving the next wave of scientific innovation. The Aspen Building, developed by The Oxford Trust, was officially opened on Friday, July 17, as part of the Wood Centre for Innovation in Headington’s science and technology cluster. Dame Anneliese Dodds MP for Oxford East, who formally opened the building during a ceremony attended by civic leaders and members of the science and business community, said: "I’m proud that Oxford East has long been a place where innovat
Oxfordshire school pupils reunite after more than five decades (opens the original)
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School memories were relived as some Oxfordshire classmates reconnected after 50 years. Former students from the Class of 1974 returned to The Bicester School in July for a special reunion. The visit took place on Monday, July 13, after a former pupil reached out to headteacher Sam Knowlton with the idea of gathering old friends to revisit the school and celebrate their shared past. The event was organised by school staff and supported by the ambassadors of change, the school’s student leadershi
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