Bracknell workshop expands to meet rising demand for home improvements
The Sash Window Workshop, has launched a second premises in a bid to meet growing demand.
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New appointment at Winnersh-based property firm
James Miller has joined property consultant Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB).
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Woman has bag snatched as she walks along Lower Earley road
A WOMAN was attacked during a robbery along a Lower Earley street earlier this week and police are looking for witnesses
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Reading law firm comes out on top in national ranking
Blandy & Blandy was recognised as a "top tier" firm in 2022 edition of The Legal 500.
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Reading healthcare firm recognised for AI innovation in national tech scheme
KYMIRA, which creates innovative smart textiles, has signed onto Tech Nation's Applied AI 3.0 growth scheme.
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Appeal for witnesses following attempted robbery in Palmer Park
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident in Palmer Park.
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Reading lawyer calls for more inclusive industry
Boyes Turner has appointed Kim Milan as its new senior partner and she has called for more inclusivity.
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Council launches free climate workshop for borough businesses
Wokingham Borough Council is hosting its second Climate Conversation session on Thursday, October 14.
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Adda Hut’s authenticity should make us Curry King, say owners
The owners of Woodley's newest Indian restaurant are hoping they will be crowned Wokingham's curry kings.
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Five firms join Earley business park
Suttons Business Park has welcomed a whole host of companies to its grounds.
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