Ben signs up to Wokingham’s Beaverswood
Ben Jeavons has joined Wokingham-based Beaverswoodas its reseller development manager.
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Two men jailed after drug-related knife attack near Wokingham Train Station
The victim was stabbed numerous times in full view of busy commuters, leaving him with life-threatening injuries that have become life-changing.
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Local firm’s refresh has the you factor
Blandy & Blandy is introducing its new visual identity, and it's putting the people at the centre.
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Nation-wide trauma advice from local law firm
Boyes Turner, based in Reading, has launched a nation-wide service to help those affected by trauma.
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Fair’s fair to overcome Covid
A fairer future is vital to overcoming the coronavirus pandemic, says the CBI.
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Covid grants on offer for local businesses
Wokingham Borough Council hopes to support local businesses with its Additional Restriction Grants.
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Reading IT firm offers support to help blind charity
Reading-based SecureCloud+ has donated laptops to Reading Association For The Blind.
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New procurement process to help the council care for vulnerable residents
Councillors gave the Support and Care Procurement Framework the green light at last week's executive meeting.
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Everyone needs a Barry
Barry Lemm has been appointed as one of the new duty control managers at South Western Rail.
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MP’s backing for rail link to Heathrow
Bracknell MP James Sunderland took part in an online meeting about plans to create a new rail link to Heathrow.
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