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Vodafoneâs new launch sets the benchmark (opens the original)
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Just over a year after the Vodafone-Three merger, VodafoneThree is delivering on its investment plans with major new launches powered by its 5G+ network. Vodafone SuperMobile introduces a new enhanced mobile experience, with up to 4xfaster speeds than its standard plans, guaranteed minimum speeds and built-in security. Vodafone TV brings streaming, live TV, gaming and apps together in one simple entertainment hub for less time searching and more time watching. The launches build on rapid network
Glow Ride returning to Newbury (opens the original)
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The Glow Ride returns to Newbury on Thursday, October 22. Last year, Newbury was the only Berkshire town to hold an event as part of Cycling UKâs âMy Ride.Our Rightâ campaign which attracted 67 towns and cities around the country. This year organisers are expecting more events and more riders nationally and they want Newbury to shine out brightest. Glow rides are fun, colourful, community-led cycling events that shine a light on the need for safer streets and better cycle routes for women
Itâs been a good year for butterflies (opens the original)
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The sensation of summer is perfectly captured in the relaxed flutter of a butterfly on the wing, writes Logan Walker from the Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust (BBOWT). There are 60 species of butterfly in the UK, around 40 of which can be found across our three counties. Yet thatâs nothing compared to their cousins the moths, which comprise an impressive 2,500 species â and are far more challenging to identify! While moths have a reputation as elusive brown spectres of the night, this comp
âDevolutionâ versus local democracy? (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has committed his Government to de-centralising power and allowing more decisions to be made at the regional or local level, writes Andy Smith, a journalist and campaigner with the Berkshire branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England. The former mayor of Manchester has spoken about devolution many times in speeches and interviews. Yet, despite this pledge, within weeks of Mr Burnhamâs arrival in Downing Street, several new policy announcements were issued by th
College student Ibrahim makes his mark (opens the original)
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Newbury College student Ibrahim Evans has gained vital experience in the workplace during his industry placement with College Skills Partner Lifecycle Software Ltd. During the placement, Ibrahim moved beyond training exercises to apply his technical skills to real business challenges. One of his key projects involved carrying out a vulnerability assessment of a customer relationship management (CRM) system. Using security tools that were new to him, Ibrahim analysed the system, identified potent
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