Local IT firm lends a helping hand
A Reading-based IT company has partnered with two local charities to deliver care packages to the local community.
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Children invited to help Royal Berkshire Hospital by designing a new mascot
CHILDREN are invited to design a mascot to help people feel more comfortable at local hospitals. The Royal Berkshire NHS ...
New website will help you shop local and discover new businesses
A NEW website has been launched to help people shop local. The Indie Shopper was created by Reading-based independent business ...
Coronavirus – Broad St Mall in Reading open as usual, despite fake news post claiming otherwise
THE Broad St Mall in Reading is open for business as usual. Earlier today, a fake news site reported that ...
Coronavirus – Reading Borough Council to close libraries, theatres, leisure centres from tomorrow
READING Borough Council has made a decision to close all of its libraries, leisure centres and other public venues as ...
Coronavirus – Reading Half Marathon still on course for Sunday, April 5
ORGANISERS of the Reading Half Marathon are still planning for the event to go ahead, although the London Marathon has ...
Green Park-based Smithers Purslow acquires Byrom Clark Roberts
A CONSULTING engineering and surveying firm based at Green Park has bought up its Northern and Wales-based counterpart in a ...
Reading shopping centre teams up with First Days to offer Father’s Day gift exchange
WITH Father’s Day just around the corner, a Hurst charity is teaming up with a Reading shopping centre in a ...
Cracked points repair to cause week of disruption on railways
COMMUTERS are facing a week of disruption thanks to a points failure on the railway line close to Wokingham station: ...
Rugby club seeks business support to continue
READING RAIDERS are seeking new sponsors ahead of the 2018 season. Businesses across Berkshire are being encouraged to invest into ...
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