Charities get helping hand from Reading law firm
Nick Barrows, Partner at Blandy & Blandy, spoke at the Berkshire Community Foundation's (BCF) annual Charity Symposium.
Read moreDetailsNick Barrows, Partner at Blandy & Blandy, spoke at the Berkshire Community Foundation's (BCF) annual Charity Symposium.
Read moreDetailsHaringtons won the Marketing Campaign of the Year title at the British Hairdressing Business Awards earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsTher'es a new kid on the block at a Henley law firm.
Read moreDetailsJames Caan is expanding his recruitment agency, IGA Talent Solutions, to Winnersh Triangle.
Read moreDetailsGreen Recruitment Company, which advocates for a greener economy through more sustainable energy, is looking for a new strategy manager.
Read moreDetailsThe business park has received four Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) stars.
Read moreDetailsThe Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) is hosting The Pitch for the 11th year running - a contest designed to find the 'Marketers of the Future'.
Read moreDetailsThe South Central Institute of Technology (SCIoT) opened a hub at Reading College at the end of September.
Read moreDetailsReccobiz is gearing up for its first in-person session after launching during the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses is appealing to the public for help finding its next 'charity of the year'.
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