BCN Group bolster portfolio with acquisition of a leading MSP and Microsoft Solutions Partner, NewCMI
A DIGITAL transformation solutions firm has taken over a firm with a base in Maidenhead.
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Connect Reading: Bringing people together to benefit all
A Reading organisation - Connect Reading - has been cultivating local connections, in a bid to link businesses and charities ...
Reading-based med-tech firm wants to kickstart young people’s careers
Reading-based medical technology firm Occuity wants to help young people kickstart their careers.
Business Growth Hub teams up with Thames Valley Berkshire LEP
A LEADING local advice hub will soon team up with Thames Valley Berkshire. The Berkshire Growth Hub, which offers free ...
Rachel Bradley: A new start
This time last year I hosted an event that would be the last I would go to before the first ...
Vail Williams is in the Abbey
Vail Williams has been appointed to market the remaining office space at Abbey Gardens in Reading town centre.
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.
Tech lawyers help cut email spam
Thames Valley-based Boyes Turner is helping to cut email spam.
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.
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