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4 [[Bracknell Forest]] (Unitary)<br> | 4 [[Bracknell Forest]] (Unitary)<br> | ||
5 [[Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead]] (Unitary)<br> | 5 [[Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead]] (Unitary)<br> | ||
6 [[Slough]] (Unitary)]]The '''Royal County of Berkshire''' is a [[ceremonial county]] in | 6 [[Slough]] (Unitary)]]The '''Royal County of Berkshire''' is a [[ceremonial county]] in [[south-east England]]. | ||
Berkshire is unusual among English non-metropolitan counties in having no county council: local government is provided by six unitary authorities | Berkshire is unusual among English non-metropolitan counties in having no county council: local government is provided by six unitary authorities | ||
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1 West Berkshire (Unitary)
2 Reading (Unitary)
3 Wokingham (Unitary)
4 Bracknell Forest (Unitary)
5 Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (Unitary)
6 Slough (Unitary)
The Royal County of Berkshire is a ceremonial county in south-east England.
Berkshire is unusual among English non-metropolitan counties in having no county council: local government is provided by six unitary authorities
Berkshire is part of the Thames Valley Police area.
LGBT History
Berkshire Older Lesbian and Gay Forum (BOLGaF) is a group for older gay and lesbian people in the county.
beYou is the Berkshire LGBT Information Network.[1]
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