International Women’s Day Tap Takeover in Crowthorne
The Tap Takeover will take place at The Hive on Thursday, March 9.
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Busting builders’ myth: Housebuilder encourages female construction workers
Berkshire housebuilder David Wilson Homes is encouraging more women to get involved in construction work.
Bristol City Women 3-2 Reading Women: Royals rocked by Bristol in five-goal thriller
Reading Women fell to a disappointing defeat at Ashton Gate as Bristol City took the points in a five-goal thriller ...
Residents invited to free International Women’s Day event with Women’s Equality Party
On Thursday, March 11, the group will host a free evening of discussion, which will include the challenges and discrimination ...
International Women's Day: 'We have got to overcome inequality and I will continue to push to break down these barriers at the council.'
Today is International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate the achievements of women across the globe, raise awareness against bias, ...
Buy one give one free offer will help women prepare for job interviews
A NEW scheme has been launched to help disadvantaged women look smart for job interviews. For every shirt bought from ...
Reading FC Women's Kelly Chambers and Fara Williams to join 'women in sport' panel for International Women's Day
AN OLYMPIC silver medallist and two professional footballers will be joining a panel of athletes to discuss the visibility of ...
REVIEW: “A Doll’s House” at Progress Theatre
Stars (out of 3)= 2 One-sentence review= “A socially relevant study of male-female power dynamics” Good for people who= enjoyed ...
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