Business confederation calls for six month furlough
Business bodies have welcomed extra support for companies during lockdown.
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Design company launches colours of the year art prints
Wokingham-based design company Claude & Leighton has launched a colourful new series.
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LOCKDOWN: Stay and shop local says business group
A Wokingham Business Association member is urging residents to stay local and shop local.
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Museum of Computing offers virtual learning sessions to students
The National Museum of Computing is offering students hands-on, live interactive lessons.
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Berkshire Growth Hub offers free start-up course to budding entrepreneurs
Berkshire Growth Hub has launched a course for budding entrepreneurs.
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This sales coach is talking attitude
Dave Davies will be Woodley Business Club's next guest speaker.
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Bus company drops travel fare for Heathrow staff
Reading Buses is offering discounted tickets to Heathrow Airport workers.
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Wokingham town centre footfall hit by Covid-19
Wokingham town centre footfall has plummeted due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Dexter joins Thames Valley Berkshire LEP
Dexter Levick has joined Thames Valley Berkshire LEP as an analyst.
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Please hold the line…
Openreach is heading into 2021 with 27 new job opportunities available in Berkshire.
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