A READING-based telecommunications firm is teaming up with a construction firm to accelerate the 5G rollout across the construction industry.
Read moreDetailsIT'S FAMOUS for its Honey Bee ale, and now a brewer is preparing to do more to protect the insects that help pollinate plants.
Read moreDetailsA DEVELOPER has applied for permission to demolish a former outdoors store and replace it with 60 homes
Read moreDetailsCELLNEX UK, a Reading-based telecoms infrastructure provider, has teamed up with Quickline Communications to bring broadband to more than 50,000 homes
Read moreDetailsA BRACKNELL-based firm is launching a Hygiene Bank to help people in the area who are struggling with the rising cost of living.
Read moreDetailsA READING pub held a double celebration on Saturday as it served up its 10,000th different beer
Read moreDetailsLIFESAVING equipment has been donated to a Winnersh-based search and rescue charity by a Bracknell-based technology firm.
Read moreDetailsA builders merchant with a branch in Reading has unveiled a £2.5m boost to its staff with the cost of living crisis.
Read moreDetailsBombay Brothers, an forthcoming Indian restaurant in The Village ? the new name for Kings Walk in Reading town ? wants to build an extractor fan
Read moreDetailsA READING wireless telecoms infrastructure firm that specialises in 5G has announced its acquisition of an indoor cellular connectivity provider
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