Friendly Dragon gives Wokingham-based legal firm a Twitter boost
Rachael Rogers, owner of McKenzie Legal Limited, has been selected to get a boost on social media from Dragon’s Den ...
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Wokingham businesses invited to nominate their female colleagues for national awards.
Businesses from across the country are being encouraged to nominate their leading ladies for a special awards scheme. The National ...
Business community gathers to learn more about how to help Wokingham’s arts and culture
THE ROLE of arts and culture in the borough’s business plans were discussed at a special conference held in Sindlesham ...
Wokingham put in spotlight for new business campaign
Made In Reading and Wokingham WOKINGHAM is one of the top places to do businesses in the UK, meaning that ...
Marchmont Investment Management buys units in Mollys Millars Bridge
A GLOBAL real estate adviser has helped a company buy three units in Molly Millars Lane. Colliers International advised Marchmont ...
FSB criticises councils over rate relief
WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL’S support for small businesses during the regeneration works has been criticised by the Federation of Small Businesses. ...
Wokingham councils’ regen forum hears ideas from retailers
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