Installing Solar Power to protect against energy costs
InstaGroup had the pleasure of installing Solar PV for a home in Hurst, Berkshire. In November 2022, InstaGroup was asked to install Solar Power for a detached house in...
Read moreDetailsInstaGroup had the pleasure of installing Solar PV for a home in Hurst, Berkshire. In November 2022, InstaGroup was asked to install Solar Power for a detached house in...
Read moreDetailsLast week, we headed down to the completely renovated and shiny brand new site of Clays Kitchen & Bar, in Prospect Street, Caversham. We’ve long been friends and supporters of...
Read moreDetailsResearch published by SFE (Solicitors for the Elderly) and leading law firm Blandy & Blandy has highlighted that 70% of parents in the South East have no legal plans in place to...
Read moreDetails2022 has been a tough ride for many in the brewing industry. In the last few months, there’s been a brewery closing its doors almost daily. It’s painful to see,...
Read moreDetailsTemperatures have plunged and with energy bills at an all-time high, knowing how to stay warm and save energy has never mattered more. We want to help you stay warm...
Read moreDetailsIt’s that time, where our attention turns to the most exciting game of them all. The tournament has started and passionate players from far and wide are exhibiting their skills...
Read moreDetailsInstaGroup is excited to announce that we’re partnering with B&Q, the UK’s leading home improvement company. As a business, we champion the need to insulate UK homes and save energy,...
Read moreDetailsSultan, a really good place to eat in Wokingham this Christmas Sultan is located in the heart of Wokingham town centre, next to the Town Hall. It iss the town’s...
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