Week will focus on growing the rural powerhouse
Rural Powerhouse Week is going virtual this year, and runs from Monday, November 23 until Thursday, November 26.
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Business
Working from home could be here to stay
38% of Berkshire employees believe working from home will become their new normal going forwards.
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Making business connections
Woodley Business Club is holding an online event next week dedicated to making business connections.
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Berkshire’s regional economy is resilient against virus, says TVBLEP
Berkshire's regional economy remains resilient against the coronavirus pandemic, says Thames Valley Berkshire LEP.
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Thames Valley businesses fear regional economic gap is widening
Businesses in the Thames Valley are worried the regional economic gap is widening.
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New service will connect apprentices with workplaces
Activate Learning is launching a new scheme aimed at helping the borough's young adults into work.
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Regional construction down but rates will rise, says RICS
According to RICS, whilst construction rates in the South East have dropped they are set to rise in the new year.
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Co-op launches food bank fund
Southern Co-op has launched its Feed a Family Fund to help food banks in the area cover running costs.
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Bluebird up for award for fifth year in a row
Bluebird Care Reading and Wokingham is a finalist in The Great British Care Awards for the fifth year running.
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How to protect your business from cyber attacks
Nearly half of businesses feel more vulnerable to cyber attacks as the number of people working from home increases.
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