AO open depot in Bracknell
AO, the online electrical retailer, has opened its 20th UK warehouse in Bracknell.
Tag: business
How to manage business stress
This week's Woodley Business Club meeting tackles stress and how businesses can cope with it.
The furlough scheme: how has it changed?
Sue Dowling from Blandy & Blandy explains how the furlough scheme is changing.
HS2 impact to be unpacked in online webinar
The Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce Group ran an online webinar to explore the implications of the HS2 railway project.
Help for companies to go green
Wokingham Borough Council is supporting the Low Carbon Workspaces initiative to help businesses go green.
Major employers join new initiative to help young people
Five major employers have signed up to help young people in Berkshire find employment with the Berkshire Enterprise Adviser Network.
Logistics firm win in SME awards
Lila Logistics, a Wokinham-based freight company, won UK Freight Forwarder of the Year in the Business Elite Awards.
‘Confidence is important for business rescue’
R3 has welcomed the Government's new scrutiny measures for businesses going into administration.
Socially-distanced business book produced in lockdown
A group of local authors published a business book during national lockdown, and stayed socially distant throughout.
Wokingham construction firm up for award
Procom Construction Consultants, a local firm, is a finalist in this year's 2020 Consultancy of the Year Award.
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