Shoppers urged to support rural companies
Shoppers are being urged to buy local this Christmas, by the Country Land and Business Association.
Tag: wokingham business news
Wokingham salon celebrates its 30th birthday
Wokingham's The Retreat salon has celebrated its 30th birthday.
Ben signs up to Wokingham’s Beaverswood
Ben Jeavons has joined Wokingham-based Beaverswoodas its reseller development manager.
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.
Construction helps fix up unemployment levels
Thousands of local people have found employment during the pandemic thanks to construction projects.
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.
Housing associations agree sustainability standards
Sovereign Housing Association, which works across the Thames Valley, is helping tackle the UK's housing crisis.
Thames Valley businesses fear regional economic gap is widening
Businesses in the Thames Valley are worried the regional economic gap is widening.
Bluebird up for award for fifth year in a row
Bluebird Care Reading and Wokingham is a finalist in The Great British Care Awards for the fifth year running.
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