Law firm Blandy & Blandy is currently accepting applications for training contracts to begin in September 2023, as well as in September 2024. The firm explains: “We attach a great...
Read moreDetailsTHE number of homes sold in Berkshire is up significantly since before Christmas, but is also considerably down on this time last year.
Read moreDetailsA RAILWAY operator says its work to foster an inclusive workplace and culture has seen it win awards.
Read moreDetailsA REAL ESTATE firm knows all about the stresses of moving and finding the right size packing boxes ? it has relocated its Reading branch.
Read moreDetailsA BROADBAND provider conducting major works in Reading could be on the cusp of being bought out by Virgin Media O2.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based law firm has announced the appointment of a new senior residential property lawyer.
Read moreDetailsOne Station Hill developers invited students to visit the site in central Reading to field questions and give insight into major construction projects
Read moreDetailsTO MARK its third anniversary, a Reading-based pension consulting firm is celebrating what it says is impressive growth in its revenue and profits.
Read moreDetailsJeiLi has applied to Reading Borough Council to sell alcohol with meals from a ground floor unit of The Village ? the new name for King's Walk
Read moreDetailsSTAFF at a supermarket chain will be in line for a pay increase this summer.
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