Pop-up job fayre at Broad Street Mall on Friday
A POP-UP recruitment fair is coming to Reading town centre on Friday.
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Fantasy themed map of Berkshire has been created
Created by Fantasy World Maps, the map will display a range of locations and landmarks across the county which have been highlighted by residents.
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Optalis team thank retiring chairman
THE CHAIRMAN of borough adult social care provider Optalis has retired from the company.
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Former RAF officer takes the reins at Activate Learning
Activate Learning, which runs a range of school across Berkshire, will see Gary Headland become its new CEO next year.
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Reading borough in top ten for business start ups
READING has been ranked second in the top 10 UK towns for business start-ups, and Metro Bank is offering its support.
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Thames Valley businesses warned to stop junk mail or pay the price
Marie Wilcox, South East chair of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) issued the warning after millions of pounds was claimed in fines.
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Get your Will in order, says Thames Valley law firm
Blandy & Blandy said making a Will is vital for anybody wanting to care for their family after they are gone.
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Reading law firm offers advice on handling redundancies
Andrea Corr, senior solicitor at Blandy & Blandy, has shared her thoughts on how to handle redundancy successfully.
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Reading high street sees one of country’s largest drops in footfall
The latest report from the Centre for Cities revealed Reading saw a 23% decrease in footfall in September compared to August.
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Thames Water launches new training scheme in Thames Valley
Thames Water is launching a pioneering apprenticeship in a bid to boost the country's utility sector.
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