Paralympian joins motivational webinar
Wheelchair Rugby athlete and Paralympian for Great Britain, Aaron Phipps, is hosting a motivational webinar.
Read moreDetailsWheelchair Rugby athlete and Paralympian for Great Britain, Aaron Phipps, is hosting a motivational webinar.
Read moreDetailsThe CEO of Slough-based film and television company has been appointed to the Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership Board.
Read moreDetailsHundreds of organisations have signed up to the Government's Kickstart Scheme, designed to support young people.
Read moreDetailsFour entrepeneurs from Wokingham are bringing business cards into the digital age with Only Card.
Read moreDetailsThis year's Thames Valley Business Magazine Awards have been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsBusiness owners in Wokingham borough are being told to "act now" to avoid problems when the furlough scheme ends.
Read moreDetailsFast-food chain KFC has opened a new charity grant fund for organisations which empower young people.
Read moreDetailsOvenu Bracknell, a cleaning and valeting franchise, is up for sale after its owner recently retired.
Read moreDetailsSindlesham-based Nirvana Spa became a case study of how to reopen safely during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsThe Government's Kickstart Scheme, designed to create hundreds of thousands of new jobs for young people, is now open to applications from businesses.
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