December 1976 to August 2026
This archive contains issues of Harwell News from December 1976 to December 2025.
Issues from December 1976 to April 2001, including earlier predecessor publications produced by Harwell Parish Council, are presented as historical records. They reflect the language, views, editorial standards and statutory context of their time and may not align with current policies, legislation or community expectations.
Every effort has been made to make these documents accessible and searchable. The files have been digitised from original printed copies and include optical character recognition (OCR) to support searching and screen-reader use.
Editions from July 2001 to December 2025 were produced as digital publications and are therefore easier to read electronically and are more fully searchable.
If you experience accessibility difficulties or need help locating information, please contact the Parish Clerk at clerk@harwellparish.gov.uk or 07749 361957.
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Issue 249 - Dec 2024
Open Download Copy Link 2.68 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics White Hart community pub quiz fundraising for Francis Geering Almshouses and local charitable giving; village social events and local hospitality economy; Harwell Bowls Club facility improvement plans, recruitment drive and inclusive sport participation; Harwell Safari Supper community fundraising event supporting Scouts, Sustainable Harwell and Almshouses; Harwell Gardeners Club horticulture education, seed swap and Oxfordshire garden history talks; Remembrance Sunday parade and Armistice Day commemorations including Royal British Legion participation, cadet forces and community remembrance activity; Thames Valley Air Ambulance emergency healthcare charity fundraising and lifesaving service awareness; community coffee mornings and social connection initiatives at St Matthew’s Church and The Harwellian; Parish Council governance transition including Clerk and RFO recruitment, councillor vacancies and interim officer arrangements; local planning consultation including Didcot Gateway development objection based on flooding, biodiversity and infrastructure concerns; MP constituency update covering water company accountability, rural economy pressures, transport affordability and public transport reliability; Police and Crime Commissioner retail crime strategy, shoplifting enforcement and community reporting technology rollout; Age UK Oxfordshire independent living services, advice and scam awareness; Harwell WI community activity, women’s support networks and science and heritage talks programme; Harwell Feast community fundraising quiz and volunteer recruitment; Thames Water SESRO reservoir survey works, environmental assessment and water resource planning; GARD community campaign activity, legal challenge preparation and Development Consent Order process engagement; Little Pippins early years education provision including climate action LED upgrades, solar energy installation and community grant funding; Royal British Legion membership and community remembrance participation; wildlife conservation awareness including otter population recovery and local biodiversity sightings; bell ringing heritage skills, community participation and church tower training; school governor recruitment and education governance volunteering; scam prevention advice and financial fraud awareness; community live music events through Big Ginger Tom Music and Village Hall performance programme; Cholsey Repair Café repair and reuse sustainability activity; Harlequin Bowmen regional sporting achievement and community sport representation; Youth Transport Forum young people transport access consultation; Orchard Film Club community cinema and cultural activity; Harwell Arts and Crafts Group creative community participation; Harwell Fun Club early years family social provision; Harwell Parish History Group local history research, heritage talks and historic food traditions; church seasonal services, pastoral support and community Christmas activities; Didcot and District U3A lifelong learning and social engagement; Didcot Phoenix Drama Group community theatre and pantomime performance; community volunteering and village support services. Organisations featured Harwell Parish Council; Francis Geering Almshouses Trustees; The White Hart Harwell; Harwell Bowls Club; Harwell Safari Supper organisers; Harwell Gardeners Club; Royal British Legion Harwell Branch; Thames Valley Air Ambulance; St Matthew’s Church Harwell; The Harwellian; Thames Water; Group Against Reservoir Development (GARD); Vale of White Horse District Council; Oxfordshire County Council; Thames Valley Police; Police and Crime Commissioner Thames Valley; Age UK Oxfordshire; Harwell WI; Harwell Feast Committee; Little Pippins Preschool; Royal British Legion; Big Ginger Tom Music; Harlequin Bowmen; Cholsey Repair Café; Youth Transport Forum (Oxfordshire / GCRP partnership context); Orchard Film Club; Harwell Arts and Crafts Group; Harwell Fun Club; Harwell Parish History Group; Didcot and District U3A; Didcot Phoenix Drama Group; Sustainable Harwell; 1st Harwell Scout Group; Wildflowers Montessori (community education context); Harwell Community Primary School governance (School Governor context).
Issue 248 - Oct 2024
Open Download Copy Link 3.65 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics: community sport and events (Run Archery competition at Harwell Campus); community groups and volunteering; Harwell Produce Show; Remembrance and D-Day commemorations; SESRO reservoir and regional water planning; district and parish council updates; cost-of-living support and social tariffs; health and wellbeing services; local education and school governance; climate and environment updates; local planning and Joint Local Plan; community cafés and warm spaces; local arts, crafts and culture; village events and seasonal activities. Organisations featured: Harlequin Bowmen; Harwell Harriers; Harwell Parish Council; Vale of White Horse District Council; Thames Water / SESRO engagement; Royal British Legion (Harwell Branch); Age UK Oxfordshire; Healthwatch Oxfordshire; Harwell WI; Harwell Gardeners’ Club; Harwell Primary School; Didcot & District U3A; Orchard Film Club; St Matthew’s Church Harwell; All Saints’ Church Chilton; Harwellian; Harwell Village Hall; Frances Geering Almshouses Trustees; BBOWT; SOFO Museum; Steventon Choral Society.
Issue 247 - Aug 2024
Open Download Copy Link 3.04 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics Hares of Har(e)well community art trail and village creative participation event; community Facebook engagement and public voting participation; Harwell Bowls Club community sport recruitment and league participation; church bell maintenance and bell ringing heritage skills; Parish Council recreation ground expansion feasibility discussion and green space protection; allotment waiting list demand and potential half-plot provision; Steventon reservoir proposal local position discussion; Harwell News distribution and household delivery accessibility discussion; local planning applications including children’s residential home road safety concerns and listed building change of use; District Council governance updates following General Election and new MP representation; Harwell Campus Open Day community science engagement; Joint Waste and Street Cleansing Strategy and recycling performance messaging; Local Government Boundary Commission ward boundary consultation; summer holiday activity programmes across Vale and South Oxfordshire; MyBus countywide integrated public transport ticket introduction and bus service improvement funding; community theatre including Didcot Phoenix Drama Group performances; Harwell Gardeners Club produce show preparation and community horticulture education; Harwell WI community events and social networks; community coffee mornings and social connection spaces; Age UK Oxfordshire independent living services and scam support; Sustainable Harwell climate action community projects and net zero engagement; Local Flood Risk Management Strategy consultation and flood resilience planning; Frances Geering Almshouses listed building renovation funding appeal and heritage preservation; Oxfordshire Energy Saver App smart meter energy reduction and carbon emissions reduction support; heatwave health advice and summer heat resilience messaging; Citizens Advice Oxfordshire volunteering and community advice services; Orchard Film Club community cinema programme and local project grant scheme; Harwell Arts and Crafts Group community creative activity; Harwell Fun Club early years and family social support; Harwell Parish History Group WW1 heritage talks and local history research; church children and family community groups and toddler provision; Didcot and District U3A lifelong learning and social engagement; Community Orchard volunteer maintenance and local food growing participation; community volunteering and village support services. Organisations featured Harwell Parish Council; Harwell Bowls Club; St Matthew’s Church Harwell; St Matthew’s Bellringers; Harwell Scouts; Harwell Gardeners Club; Harwell WI; Harwell Parish History Group; Harwell Community Orchard Group; Sustainable Harwell; Vale of White Horse District Council; South Oxfordshire District Council (waste strategy partnership context); Oxfordshire County Council; Local Government Boundary Commission for England; Oxfordshire Bus Enhanced Partnership; Thames Valley Police (community safety context); Age UK Oxfordshire; Citizens Advice Oxfordshire South and Vale; Thames Valley Environmental Records / environment context (indirect via flood and environment consultation ecosystem); Frances Geering Almshouses Trustees; Didcot Phoenix Drama Group; Orchard Film Club; Harwell Arts and Crafts Group; Harwell Fun Club; Didcot and District U3A; Oxfordshire Energy Saver App / Oxfordshire County Council Climate Programme; MyBus Oxfordshire partnership operators; Harwell Campus; Steventon reservoir stakeholders / Thames Water context (proposal discussion context).
Issue 246 - Jun 2024
Open Download Copy Link 3.25 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics Harwell Feast 2024 community celebration including parade, May Queen ceremony, floats by village groups, historic traditions and volunteer-led event delivery; community grant funding opportunities generated through Feast income; village volunteering and community event sustainability; Parish Council governance including annual meeting statutory business, committee structure, planning responses and policy review; recreation ground planning impact concerns and local development amenity protection; Parish noticeboard public information access improvements; Harwell Hanging Basket Competition community horticulture participation and Produce Show link; Healthwatch Oxfordshire hospital discharge experience survey and patient voice engagement; District Council climate action funding for community climate change awareness projects; Thames Water SESRO reservoir public inquiry campaign activity and Environment Agency advisory concerns; Thames Water regional water resilience and drought supply planning engagement; electricity network reliability and power cut community reporting to SSEN; cost-of-living support and Community Hub access; Harwell Bowls Club open day, community sport participation and mental health and wellbeing benefits of social sport; Didcot and District U3A lifelong learning and social engagement; MP constituency campaigns including health services, science investment and reservoir scrutiny; D-Day 80th anniversary “Ring for Peace” commemoration and bell ringing heritage; Big Ginger Tom Music live music cultural events and Village Hall performance programme; community theatre and youth arts participation (GOBO Theatre context); Harwell Gardeners Club plant stall fundraising, garden visits and Produce Show preparation; Harwell WI community activity, Hare Trail participation and social network support; CPRE countryside conservation open garden events; GARD public inquiry campaign, FOI disclosure of Environment Agency concerns and public scrutiny advocacy; Age UK Oxfordshire independent living support, digital support and bereavement services; digital landline switchover (VoIP transition) including telecare and resilience support advice; Frances Geering Almshouses historic building restoration appeal and community heritage housing preservation; SOFO Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum 10th anniversary exhibitions, D-Day commemoration and wartime heritage education; Orchard Film Club community cinema and cultural activity; community coffee mornings and social connection initiatives; Harwell Arts and Crafts Group creative community activity; Harwell Fun Club early years and family social support; Harwell Parish History Group WW1 and local heritage research talks; church community cafés, toddler groups and pastoral support; Steventon Choral Society community music performance events; community volunteering and village support services. Organisations featured Harwell Parish Council; Harwell Feast Committee; Harwell Bowls Club; Harwell Gardeners Club; Harwell WI; Harwell Fun Club; Harwell Parish History Group; Harwell Community groups (parade participants including Little Pippins and Harwell School context); St Matthew’s Church Harwell; All Saints Church Chilton; Big Ginger Tom Music; GOBO Theatre; CPRE Oxfordshire; Group Against Reservoir Development (GARD); Thames Water; Environment Agency (context via FOI disclosure reference); SSEN (Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks); Vale of White Horse District Council; Oxfordshire County Council; Healthwatch Oxfordshire; Age UK Oxfordshire; Didcot and District U3A; Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum (SOFO); Orchard Film Club; Harwell Arts and Crafts Group; Steventon Choral Society; Harlequin Bowmen (Feast activity providers); Ulfhrafnar Viking re-enactment group (Feast heritage display context); Bagg’s Tree Buskers (Feast music performance context); Community Hub South and Vale; Thames Valley Police (community safety context through wider services ecosystem).
Issue 245 - Apr 2024
Open Download Copy Link 2.81 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics: Frances Geering Almshouses restoration appeal and historic housing preservation; Harwell Feast 2024 event planning and volunteer recruitment; community sport including Harwell Bowls Club season and open day; Carbon Literacy training, climate action and net zero community transition; EV car club and electric vehicle adoption pilot; Local Nature Recovery Strategy Oxfordshire consultation and biodiversity planning; D-Day 80th anniversary commemoration including RAF Harwell memorial service; sewage pollution and Thames Water accountability and infrastructure investment debate; SEND family support and community health advocacy; parish governance including website transition, Joint Local Plan consultation and planning responses; community sustainability including solar energy installation at Little Pippins Preschool; community arts and culture including Big Ginger Tom Music events and Didcot Phoenix Drama Group performances; community volunteering and village support services. Organisations featured: Harwell Parish Council; Frances Geering Almshouse Charity Trustees; Harwell Feast Committee; Harwell Bowls Club; Green Arts Oxfordshire Network; Vale of White Horse District Council; Oxfordshire County Council; Thames Water (policy and performance context); Thames Valley Police (PCC election context); Royal British Legion Harwell Branch; Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum (SOFO); Big Ginger Tom Music; Orchard Film Club; Didcot Phoenix Drama Group; Harwell Gardeners’ Club; Harwell WI; Little Pippins Preschool; Harwell Primary School; Harwell Parish History Group; St Matthew’s Church Harwell; All Saints Church Chilton; Age UK Oxfordshire; Didcot and District U3A.
Issue 244 - Feb 2024
Open Download Copy Link 3.48 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics: Community humanitarian support including Christmas gifts for children in Ukraine; Harwell Bowls Club accessibility improvements, community sport and wellbeing; Oxfordshire libraries digital inclusion, language cafés and community support services; community fundraising including Mike Oliver funeral hardship fund and community compassion response; Parish Council governance including budget, precept setting, committee restructuring and planning responses; Valley Park development planning and healthcare infrastructure concerns; Joint Local Plan consultation South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse; Oxfordshire 20mph road safety consultation and Vision Zero road safety strategy; childcare support expansion for working families; Thames Water reservoir proposal and SESRO planning debate; GARD reservoir campaign and public inquiry advocacy; biodiversity and nature recovery policy commitments; BBOWT environmental education and wildlife learning; International Women’s Day military heritage exhibitions and women in armed forces history; community volunteering and village support services. Organisations featured: Harwell Parish Council; Harwell Bowls Club; Oxfordshire Libraries; Thames Water; Group Against Reservoir Development (GARD); Vale of White Horse District Council; South Oxfordshire District Council; Oxfordshire County Council; BBOWT (Berkshire Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust); Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum (SOFO); Royal British Legion Harwell Branch; Harwell WI; Harwell Gardeners’ Club; Harwell Primary School; Harwell Parish History Group; St Matthew’s Church Harwell; All Saints Church Chilton; Didcot and District U3A; Orchard Film Club; Big Ginger Tom Music; Cholsey Repair Café; Age UK Oxfordshire; ARCh Reading Helpers; Girlguiding.
Issue 243 - Dec 2023
Open Download Copy Link 3.43 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics: Harwell Christmas Tree Festival and Little Pippins Pre-School fundraising; community volunteering and village events; Remembrance Day Parade and Armistice Day commemorations; Parish Council governance including clerk resignation, co-options, budget planning, audit completion and policy updates; planning matters including Harwell Campus development, Orchard Way housing, Max Events temporary permission, Valley Park flood risk and healthcare provision; 20 mph village speed scheme and Oxfordshire road safety; bus ticketing and public transport governance; Thames Water flooding concerns and reservoir planning debate; GARD reservoir campaign and DEFRA decision timetable; wildlife conservation and Oxfordshire Wildlife Hospital appeal; community music and arts events; school admissions, curriculum enrichment and Christmas activities; cost-of-living support, budgeting advice and community grants; church services and seasonal reflections; historical research and local heritage; environmental awareness, gardening and orchard projects; film club programme and community café initiatives. Organisations featured: Harwell Parish Council; Little Pippins Pre-School; Harwell Primary School; Harwell Community Orchard Group; Harwell Scouts; Harwell Parish History Group; Harwell WI; Harwell Gardeners’ Club; Harwell Bell Ringers; Harwell Royal British Legion Branch; Vale of White Horse District Council; Oxfordshire County Council; Thames Water; Group Against Reservoir Development (GARD); Oxfordshire Wildlife Rescue; Big Ginger Tom Music; Orchard Film Club; Harwell Village Hall; St Matthew’s Church Harwell; All Saints Church Chilton; Didcot and District U3A; Age UK Oxfordshire; Cholsey Repair Café; CAP UK; Harwell Safari Supper; Oxfordshire Libraries; David Johnston MP.
Issue 242 - Oct 2023
Open Download Copy Link 3.83 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics: Harwell Feast Committee grants and community funding awards to local clubs and groups; community volunteering and village hall governance including trustee changes and renewable energy investment; solar panels and battery storage at Harwell Village Hall funded through Section 106 and Low Carbon Hub grants; Remembrance Sunday Parade, Armistice Day commemoration and Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal; cost-of-living and home energy efficiency support including Home Upgrade Grant (HUG2); Parish Council staffing update and civic notices; Valley Park development impacts and Joint Local Plan preparation; district council commitments on Real Living Wage, climate action and tackling period poverty; community safety and Safe Places scheme; MP constituency update including pensions fair, childcare reform and children’s wellbeing policy; Harwell Helpers hardship fund distribution; community music and arts events; Harwell Produce Show and gardening achievements; Sustainable Harwell community car-share survey and EV transition; Thames Water Abingdon reservoir proposal and GARD campaign response; early years provision and admissions at Little Pippins Pre-School; Harwell Primary School admissions, residential visits and community engagement; film club programme; church reflections and seasonal services; air quality monitoring and Oxfordshire air quality digital platform launch; community cafés, repair cafés and local support services. Organisations featured: Harwell Feast Committee; Harwell Parish Council; Harwell Village Hall; Sustainable Harwell; Harwell Bowls Club; Harwell Gardeners’ Club; Harwell Produce Show; Harwell Primary School; Little Pippins Pre-School; Harwell WI; Harwell Parish History Group; Harwell Helpers; Royal British Legion Harwell Branch; Vale of White Horse District Council; South Oxfordshire District Council; Oxfordshire County Council; Thames Water; Group Against Reservoir Development (GARD); CPRE Oxfordshire; Age UK Oxfordshire; Didcot and District U3A; Orchard Film Club; Big Ginger Tom Music; Cholsey Repair Café; St Matthew’s Church Harwell; All Saints Church Chilton; David Johnston MP.
Issue 241 - Aug 2023
Open Download Copy Link 3.92 MB 2026-02-01 1st February 2026 2026-02-01 1st February 2026
Key topics: Celebration of village-wide creativity and participation through the Harwell Hare Trail 2023, featuring 23 handcrafted hares created by residents, families, community groups and Harwell Primary School pupils, encouraging intergenerational walking, public art, and local pride, with voting overseen independently and plans expressed to make the trail an annual event; significant Parish Council transition following the May 2023 elections, including election of a new Chair and Vice-Chair, co-option of councillors, disbanding of Planning and Environmental Committees in favour of revised governance arrangements, adoption of GDPR policies, approval of AGAR and public rights inspection period, urgent updating of bank signatories, and early steps towards net-zero carbon commitments; active local transport and safety debate covering grass-verge damage, changes to bus services, Community Speedwatch recruitment in Rowstock, consultation on a possible 20 mph limit on the A417 through the village, and evidence-gathering for a Definitive Map Modification Order to secure the Westfield path as a public right of way; engagement with strategic development and infrastructure through meetings planned with Persimmon Homes (Valley Park), delayed developer-funded traffic calming linked to Great Western Park, and district-level updates on GP surgery provision and Didcot Gateway regeneration; strong focus on environment, water and climate, including Thames Water’s detailed explanation of the South East Strategic Reservoir Option (SESRO), RAPID Gate 2 outcomes, and parallel GARD scrutiny raising concerns over carbon footprint, cost, safety and regulatory transparency; sustained community health, welfare and inclusion initiatives including Age UK Oxfordshire services, Citizens Advice volunteer recruitment, free electric blanket testing, bereavement support services, over-50s fitness classes, community coffee mornings, and promotion of car-sharing via Sustainable Harwell; rich cultural and social life with Big Ginger Tom Music gigs, Orchard Film Club programming, WI activities, Gardeners’ Club events, U3A talks, history group lectures, craft groups, school summer achievements, and extensive summer and early-autumn events listings; commemoration and civic remembrance through a well-attended D-Day service at the RAF Harwell Memorial Stone, involving veterans, youth groups, armed forces representatives, civic leaders and campus organisations, reinforcing Harwell’s living connection to national history. Organisations featured: Harwell Parish Council; Harwell Hare Trail organisers; Harwell Gardeners’ Club; Harwell Women’s Institute; Harwell Primary School; Harwell Village Hall CIO; Big Ginger Tom Music; Orchard Film Club; Age UK Oxfordshire; Oxfordshire South & Vale Citizens Advice; Sustainable Harwell; Thames Water; Group Against Reservoir Development (GARD); Vale of White Horse District Council; Oxfordshire County Council; Persimmon Homes (Valley Park); Royal British Legion Harwell Branch; Harwell & Chilton Churches; BBOWT (Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust); Didcot & District U3A; Harwell Parish History Group; Winterbrook Youth Club; Little Pippins Pre-School.
Issue 240 - Jun 2023
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Key topics: Major celebration of Harwell Feast 2023, highlighting its historic roots, strong volunteer base and record attendance, with detailed coverage of the parade from Townsend to the Recreation Ground, floats by local groups (including Little Pippins, Rainbows, Harwell Primary School, Fun Club, WI and Scouts), May Queen procession, live music, living-history Viking re-enactments, classic vehicles, dog show, children’s attractions, and confirmation that increased sponsorship and visitor numbers will allow grant applications from Harwell organisations later in the year; significant Parish Council governance disruption and recovery following the May 2023 elections, including an uncontested election, resignation leading to temporary inquorate status, Vale appointment of temporary councillors, ongoing co-option vacancies, and continued focus on Valley Park, Western Valley, traffic calming, SID data, Community Speedwatch, orchard project and campus liaison; active consultation on a proposed 20 mph speed limit on the A417 (Reading Road) through the village, alongside evidence gathering for a Definitive Map Modification Order to secure the Westfield path as a public right of way; strong cultural life through Big Ginger Tom Music sell-out folk concerts, Didcot Phoenix Drama Group festival entries, Orchard Film Club programming, and multiple arts and craft activities; extensive environment and climate action, including Sustainable Harwell’s proposals for a community electric car-sharing scheme, Great Big Green Week activities, and Low Carbon Hub–funded solar and battery installations at Harwell Village Hall and the Harwellian as first steps towards net zero; continued reservoir opposition via detailed GARD updates on RAPID, Thames Water responses, safety and flood-risk concerns, and calls for public scrutiny and potential legal challenge; community welfare and inclusion initiatives including Age UK Oxfordshire services, Citizens Advice volunteer recruitment, foster-care appeals, water-safety guidance from Oxfordshire Fire & Rescue, and support for older residents; strong education and youth provision with Harwell Primary School reporting sporting success, curriculum enrichment, fundraising, and forthcoming fairs, alongside active Scouting, Cubs and Beavers programmes; rich historical and reflective content through the Harwell Parish History Group’s talks, exhibitions and articles on fruit heritage, orchards and coronations; sustained stewardship of shared spaces including Community Orchard development, dog-fouling enforcement, and planning for the Village Produce Show; comprehensive diary of village events illustrating dense civic, cultural and voluntary participation. Organisations featured: Harwell Parish Council; Harwell Feast Committee; Harwell Primary School; Little Pippins Pre-School; Harwell WI; Harwell Bowls Club; Harwell Gardeners’ Club; Harwell Parish History Group; Big Ginger Tom Music; Didcot Phoenix Drama Group; Orchard Film Club; Sustainable Harwell; Low Carbon Hub; Harwell Village Hall CIO; Harwellian Sports & Social Club; Group Against Reservoir Development (GARD); Thames Water; Vale of White Horse District Council; Oxfordshire County Council; Age UK Oxfordshire; Citizens Advice Oxfordshire South & Vale; Oxfordshire Fire & Rescue Service; 1st Harwell St Matthew’s Scout Group; Harwell Cubs and Beavers; Didcot & District U3A; Royal British Legion Harwell Branch.
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