New managing partner for Reading-based Boyes Turner
READING-based law firm Boyes Turner has appointed Barry Stanton as its new managing partner.
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Business
Unzip a plastic-free banana thanks to Aldi’s new trial
A SUPERMARKET chain is launching a trial of plastic-free bananas across its Berkshire stores.
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Shinfield Studios completes construction
The state-of-the-art site is now fully operational.
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Hair salon’s summer soiree helps critically ill children
THE CHARITABLE arm of a hairdressers with branches in Reading and Wokingham has celebrated summer with a fundraising party night.
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Former Reading town centre bank could become convenience store
A FORMER bank in Reading town centre could become a convenience store if a licence is granted.
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Bluebird Care staff wear green for charity
An awareness day raises funds to support mental health
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Reading town centre store invites customers to decide who is the best upcoming jewellery designer
THE JEWELLERY designers of tomorrow are currently taking part in a contest where Reading's shoppers can decide the winner.
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First three tenants for Reading’s ONE Station Hill revealed
THE FIRST tenants for the new ONE Station Hill development in Reading town centre have been revealed ? and they are international names.
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Centuries of Sound: Hickies turning 160 this year
We speak to William Elphick, owner of Hickies, which celebrates 160 years in the business this November
Read moreDetailsTop award for hotel
The coveted award celebrates hotels that have consistently received great traveller reviews on TripAdvisor.
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