South Western appoints new managing director
Claire Mann is joining South Western Railway from early next year.
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Business
Investment: Thames Valley plays Silicon Valley
Pegasystems has renewed its lease in Reading, in a vote of confidence for the Thames Valley.
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Shoppers urged to support rural companies
Shoppers are being urged to buy local this Christmas, by the Country Land and Business Association.
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Economy After COVID-19: ‘Patchy’ economy should bounce back after COVID-19, says local enterprise leader
Wokingham is set to bounce back quickly from the coronavirus pandemic, says the CEO of Thames Valley Berkshire LEP.
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‘My relief at having no Arcadia shops in the borough is not in any way blighting my compassion,’ says Wokingham council leader
THE LEADER of Wokingham Borough Council has sought to clarify his comments made about the announcement that Arcadia shops – including Top Shop and Dorothy Perkins – were to go...
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Father Christmas is ditching the sleigh this year and driving Reading Buses instead
Santa will be driving buses instead of sleighs this month, in the hope of raising funds for the company’s charity of the year — Sport in Mind.
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Ben signs up to Wokingham’s Beaverswood
Ben Jeavons has joined Wokingham-based Beaverswoodas its reseller development manager.
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Local firm’s refresh has the you factor
Blandy & Blandy is introducing its new visual identity, and it's putting the people at the centre.
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Nation-wide trauma advice from local law firm
Boyes Turner, based in Reading, has launched a nation-wide service to help those affected by trauma.
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Fair’s fair to overcome Covid
A fairer future is vital to overcoming the coronavirus pandemic, says the CBI.
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