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House blessing for new residents
Staff from Linden Homes attended a Hindu house blessing in the home of a new customer at Shinfield Meadows
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Business
Shoppers sniff out festive fragrances
A Charvil startup has launched a range of 40 fragrance candles and diffusers.
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Approval for business park plans
Plans to build a new business park have been approved by councillors.
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New faces join law firm’s new offices in Wokingham
AS A law firm settles in to its new offices in Wokingham, it has welcomed some new faces.
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Gold award for Simmonds
An independent mortgage broker in Wokingham has collected a prestigious award for its customer services.
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Business aims to drive community loyalty
A new loyalty programme is a win-win for Wokingham business and consumers.
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Financial trade association R3 warns Berkshire businesses are among those turning to insolvency
While corporate insolvency is up on last year's figures, personal insolvency has levelled out since September 2020, says R3 regional chair Garry Lee
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Reading-based solicitors Boyes Turner expands its property team with six new hires
SIX new faces have joined a Reading-based solicitors, in a move welcomed by one of its senior partners.
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Town mayor welcomed to new restaurant
Wokingham town mayor, Cllr Sally Gurney, was treated to lunch at last week's official opening of a new restaurant.
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Wokingham company SCS secures national award
Wokingham company SCS secures national award
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