Businesses feel the pinch of lockdown, says enterprise group
The local business community is beginning to feel the impact of second lockdown, according to Thames Valley Berkshire.
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Construction helps fix up unemployment levels
Thousands of local people have found employment during the pandemic thanks to construction projects.
Content Guru delivers new features for Microsoft Teams
Content Guru, based in Bracknell, is offering new services to its customers.
Tech lawyers help cut email spam
Thames Valley-based Boyes Turner is helping to cut email spam.
Rising demand for tech experts across South East
There's a rising demand for tech experts in the South East, according to Tech Nation.
Resilience is the plan for Reading UK
Reading UK has launched its own recovery and renewal strategy, 'Power by People' to improve the local economy.
Bus company launches special awards
Reading Buses has launched a special awards ceremony for its staff this year.
Housing associations agree sustainability standards
Sovereign Housing Association, which works across the Thames Valley, is helping tackle the UK's housing crisis.
Working from home could be here to stay
38% of Berkshire employees believe working from home will become their new normal going forwards.
Berkshire’s regional economy is resilient against virus, says TVBLEP
Berkshire's regional economy remains resilient against the coronavirus pandemic, says Thames Valley Berkshire LEP.
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