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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.
Fair’s fair to overcome Covid
A fairer future is vital to overcoming the coronavirus pandemic, says the CBI.
Reading IT firm offers support to help blind charity
Reading-based SecureCloud+ has donated laptops to Reading Association For The Blind.
Shop local this Christmas and help businesses survive
Wokingham Business Association and Woodley Town Centre Manager are encouraging residents to shop local to help businesses survive.
Multi-billion pound support package helps jobseekers
The multi-million pound Restart scheme has launched to help more than a million jobseekers.
Local businesses struggling with low demand and late payments
More than half of South East businesses are struggling with low demand and late payments, says the ICAEW.
Get the business fundamentals right with Woodley Business Club
Woodley Business Club is holding a meeting on the fundamentals of business next week.
Nearly half of companies aren’t ready for Brexit, says Aldemore
Nearly half of UK SMEs are not prepared for Brexit because they have been so occupied with the Covid-19 pandemic.
Thames Valley business group grows team to help recovery
Thames Valley Berkshire LEP has made three new appointments to its team.
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