A NEW careers hub will link up schools and colleges with potential employers and further education opportunities. Initially, 20 schools across the county will take part in the scheme which...
Read moreDetailsA REMINDER has been issued to firms thinking of entering this year’s Thames Valley Tech Awards – the closing date is coming closer. The awards aim to honour the best...
Read moreDetailsA ‘MAJOR highlight’ in the business calendar will be extra special after it was announced that an Olympic medal winner will be the host. Greg Rutherford MBE will present the...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM solicitors has appointed a new managing partner. Anne Deller took on the role at the beginning of the month at Broad Street-based Clifton Ingram LLP. The firm has...
Read moreDetailsA NEW grant scheme has been launched to help get people out of unemployment in the Thames Valley. Groundwork London and Groundwork South’s Community Training Grants are being offered in...
Read moreDetailsA SIGNED album by The Beatles has sold for a record £9,600 at Wokingham Auctions. The rare edition of the group's debut album, Please Please Me, would have cost £1.12s...
Read moreDetailsA NEW COMPANY has been launched in the Thames Valley with one aim: helping businesses use video in their marketing. Berkshire Video Services aims to capitalize on the trend for...
Read moreDetailsBusiness is still going strong for Reading-based chartered accountants Vale & West. The firm has been celebrating their successes since the firm’s foundation in 1894. The company says that its...
Read moreDetailsA NEW survey has found that almost a third of employees say workplace technology – from computer software to mobile tech – increases job stress. A lack of tech reliability...
Read moreDetailsRETAIL sales in the UK have grown but Brexit uncertainty could lead to a fall. The latest economic statistics from the CBI Distributive Trades Survey show a mixed fortune for...
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