Student recruitment initiative launched
Travelodge has launched a nationwide dual-locations student recruitment programme which includes jobs in Berkshire.
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‘Badly worded’ job ad removed
A job advertisement at Wokingham Borough Council was quickly removed after it contained "very badly worded" text.
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Council set to decide fate of Winnersh film studio
A new film studio at the Winnersh Triangle Business Park could get planning permission this week.
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Pensioners protest at Hewlett Packard’s Reading Headquarters
Pensioners protest at Hewlett Packard's Reading Headquarters
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Volunteer treasurer sought for local charity
A Bracknell charity has issued an urgent appeal to allow it to continue operating.
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Golf club’s donation will benefit young trainees at Wokingham’s JAC In A Box store
Golf club's donation will benefit young trainees at Wokingham's JAC In A Box store
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Is this your chance to work in entertainment?
You can make a career in the entertainment industry without having to act, sing or dance. Behind every production is an army of people who bring films, musicals and plays...
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