Don’t step on a brick! Work starts on new Woodland Village in Legoland Windsor
THE UK's biggest Lego build is now underway. The £35 million development at the Legoland Windsor Resort has 150 lodges, nature trails and more
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Savills Reading marks a decade in business with move to new Reading office
A REAL ESTATE firm knows all about the stresses of moving and finding the right size packing boxes ? it has relocated its Reading branch.
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Reading-based law firm welcomes new senior residential property lawyer
A READING-based law firm has announced the appointment of a new senior residential property lawyer.
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Reading-based pensions consulting firm Isio celebrates seeing revenue increase by a third
TO MARK its third anniversary, a Reading-based pension consulting firm is celebrating what it says is impressive growth in its revenue and profits.
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Aldi raises pay for its workers to above Living Wage Foundation recommendations
STAFF at a supermarket chain will be in line for a pay increase this summer.
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Tough Mudders, cycle rides, walking, and cakes help housebuilder Vistry Thames Valley raise thousands for suicide prevention charity Papyrus
Staff at a Reading-based housebuilder took on a Tough Mudder course and survived. The group walked and cycled 62 miles to raise thousands for charity
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Above average number of homes sold in Berkshire last year were new builds
AN ABOVE-average number of new build homes were sold in Berkshire last year according to new data from the Land Registry.
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Equity deals in the south east drop by nearly a fifth in 2022
THE UK might have avoided a recession, but research shows that equity deals across the south east have decreased by nearly a fifth last year.
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Legal victory in Japanese Knotweed case could lead to more claims, warns Reading solicitor
A DECISION to allow a homeowner to claim compensation from a local authority when Japanese Knotweed spread to his garden could lead to more claims
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Age-friendly employer Osborne Clarke announces income protection benefit extension to aged 70
A READING-based law firm is extending its income protection scheme to all its colleagues, up to the age of 70.
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