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Pangbourne is a civil parish with an elected parish council. The parish covers the immediate agricultural green buffer and a part wooded, part cultivated south-western area. The rural area contains no other significant settlements and includes
Pangbourne College. The parish shares boundaries with the
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of 1982, and the courage of those who served with them to preserve the sovereignty of the islands. The Queen revisited the
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