New report from Henley Business School shows workforce values flexibility
Henley Business School has announced the findings of its latest research examining what drives retention of staff motivates workers
Read moreDetailsHenley Business School has announced the findings of its latest research examining what drives retention of staff motivates workers
Read moreDetailsWokingham panto, Mother Goose, should chase away the January blues
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough has one of the highest rates of car ownership in the country and, as we all see, high levels of traffic.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC head of football operations Mark Bowen has reiterated that he has 'renewed hope' that Dai Yongge will sell the club.
Read moreDetailsAlmost an acre of freehold Wokingham woodland has failed to sell at an online property auction.
Read moreDetailsThe trial was initiated to Wokingham Borough Council improve road safety by capturing vehicles that encroach into restricted areas.
Read moreDetailsThere's an outpouring of appreciation and gratitude for a community's champion who is stepping down from his official posts.
Read moreDetailsIt's Jeeves and Wooster, don't you know
Read moreDetailsNew Woodley Repair Cafe is magic, says Dougal
Read moreDetailsIn a year when we have all-out council elections in May and a general election, we can expect the political temperature to rise
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