Reading awarded Purple Flag status for 8th year running
Reading Business Improvement District (BID) has announced that the town has once again been awarded Purple Flag accreditation for the 8th year
Read moreDetailsReading Business Improvement District (BID) has announced that the town has once again been awarded Purple Flag accreditation for the 8th year
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire funeral directors is searching for groups who are doing amazing work in the local community.
Read moreDetailsThe Swan has been an integral part of the Three Mile Cross community.
Read moreDetailsPubs and hospitality across the UK are set to see alcohol duties frozen until August following the announcement by the Treasury
Read moreDetailsA supermarket is on the hunt for new suppliers from Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsBusinesses of all kinds are struggling more than ever as market pressures continue to mount, and independent venues are among some of the hardest hit
Read moreDetailsPlans would see the establishment of a Berkshire Prosperity Board to secure funding, create jobs, and enable affordable housing across the county
Read moreDetailsTechnology remained the most favourable sector with investors.
Read moreDetailsAccording to the Wokingham-headquartered firm, the acquisition adds significant growth.
Read moreDetailsMore than a third (36%) of adults across the South East have not made financial arrangements to protect families, new research has revealed
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