Co-op says demand for locally sourced products has increased 40% in five years
DEMAND for locally produced products is helping reduce shoppers? carbon footprints according to a supermarket chain
Read moreDetailsDEMAND for locally produced products is helping reduce shoppers? carbon footprints according to a supermarket chain
Read moreDetailsA NEW partnership has been launched to help people enjoy an active social life from the comfort of their own home
Read moreDetailsA CALL for potential building sites has been made by a neighbouring council, as part of its local plan update.
Read moreDetailsThe plan will see three single-storey units built at Lambs Farm Business Park, in Spencers Wood, creating 340 square metres of extra employment space.
Read moreDetailsA NEW associate director is to join the Reading office of an award-winning independent planning and research consultancy.
Read moreDetailsAN MP helped a telecommunication firm last week, not by picking up the phone, but paying them a visit.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based law firm was able to welcome guests for a garden party earlier this month, its first for three years.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-based firm is looking to a bright future after securing permission to build a new solar farm
Read moreDetailsA NEW partnership between two Wokingham businesses is bringing a whole new meaning to the term ?hot property?
Read moreDetailsThe opening of the service at Winnersh Convenience Store, on Sherwood Road, restores a permanent Post Office to Winnersh.
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