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  1. The Queen visits Shire Hall (1982)

    The Queen visits Shire Hall. Fiona Armstrong reports. Track 1- Arrival; Track 2- Main Report. [Box 5]

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  2. Interview about the forthcoming visit of the Queen to Shire Hall, Reading (1982)

    The Queen is to make a flying visit to Reading on April the second, and will make a brief trip to Maidenhead later this month. The Reading engagement is to formally open the County Council offices at...

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  3. Lease of floor in Reading’s Shire Hall (1981)

    80.000 meters square are available for leasing and it is also a space fully commercial. [Box 2]

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  4. Report about Reading Borough Council and Tanglewood Enterprises - nd [1975-1986]

    A County Council architect has resigned following an enquiry into the firm that built the Shire Hall, Tanglewood Enterprises, which has undertook several major projects for Berkshire County Council....

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  5. Report about the construction of Shire Hall, Reading - nd [1975-1986]

    A futuristic project is near completion on September next year [?]. The building started actually in 1976. During the construction there were 400 workers above the 6 octogonal shapes with a 60.000 meters...

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  6. Various reports and interviews - nd [1978]

    Various reports and interviews, no date [1978]. Track 1- The search for Lester Chapman, various cuts 19-05-1978. Track 2- Theatre group in Reading -no date. Track 3- Primary school move 07.07.1978. Track 4...

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