ALMOST a third of workers in Reading lack sufficient digital skills for their job role, with more than half not receiving digital upskilling training
Read moreDetailsDouble Barrelled Beers will welcome customers at the event where pride of place will be an all-new birthday brew, just one of 18 on tap
Read moreDetailsA THEALE pub has a bright new look following an extensive refurbishment.
Read moreDetailsBeaverbooks has announced that it is giving all its staff members Boxing Day off, just as it has done for the past 103 years
Read moreDetailsCITYFIBRE has insisted Reading will reap the rewards of an infrastructural rehaul despite coming under fire for recent disruption caused by roadworks.
Read moreDetailsA LOWER EARLEY care home has appointed a new general manager.
Read moreDetailsA Thames Valley planning and development consultancy firm has announced two new appointments as it plans to expand.
Read moreDetailsAN event that saw a former editor of Vogue share insights into her 25-year stint editing the fashion magazine has raised £6,000 for charity.
Read moreDetailsA NEW study shows that Reading is good for business, as it is the investing capital of the country.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based lunch delivery company is going for growth, in an environmentally friendly way, thanks to support from the Berkshire Growth Hub.
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