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• Dec 9

  GL.net Group Meeting - December 2009

  30km away in Gloucester

  The beginning of this year holiday season will belong to mocks. Ronnie and Stephen will take us for a tour around exciting world of unit testing.

• Nov 25

  Oxford Geek Night #15

  59km away in Oxford

  The geek nights are a way for local web developers, designers, programmers, neophiles or geeks of any other stripe to get together, chat, drink and listen to talks on new technologies and innovations.

• Nov 25

  The Birmingham Entrepreneur November Meetup

  72km away in Birmingham

  Meet fellow entrepreneurs at different stages of business. Try out a new business idea in a safe and constructive environment. Find out how to get investment in your business. Share hints & tips on starting a new business.

• Nov 26

  VBUG Annual Conference 2009

  73km away in Reading

  This years VBUG Annual Conference will be held in Building 3 of Microsoft, Reading.Topics to be covered will include:Concurrency Using Functio

• Nov 26

  Windows Mobile Workshop 2009

  73km away in Reading

  Are you thinking of developing for Windows Mobile? Do you want to know how to create Windows Mobile applications that are more that skin deep? Running

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