Shop local this Christmas and help businesses survive
Wokingham Business Association and Woodley Town Centre Manager are encouraging residents to shop local to help businesses survive.
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Business
Multi-billion pound support package helps jobseekers
The multi-million pound Restart scheme has launched to help more than a million jobseekers.
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Local businesses struggling with low demand and late payments
More than half of South East businesses are struggling with low demand and late payments, says the ICAEW.
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Get the business fundamentals right with Woodley Business Club
Woodley Business Club is holding a meeting on the fundamentals of business next week.
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Nearly half of companies aren’t ready for Brexit, says Aldemore
Nearly half of UK SMEs are not prepared for Brexit because they have been so occupied with the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Thames Valley business group grows team to help recovery
Thames Valley Berkshire LEP has made three new appointments to its team.
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Businesses feel the pinch of lockdown, says enterprise group
The local business community is beginning to feel the impact of second lockdown, according to Thames Valley Berkshire.
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Construction helps fix up unemployment levels
Thousands of local people have found employment during the pandemic thanks to construction projects.
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Content Guru delivers new features for Microsoft Teams
Content Guru, based in Bracknell, is offering new services to its customers.
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Tech lawyers help cut email spam
Thames Valley-based Boyes Turner is helping to cut email spam.
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