A WOKINGHAM-based businessman received one of the highest accolades possible - a meeting with his home country?s prime minister.
Read moreDetailsA NEW campaign has been launched to ensure home broadband is at least 10Mbps, fast enough for home working and live streaming
Read moreDetailsThe Newbury building society is celebrating after winning an award for its mortgage services for the third year in a row.
Read moreDetailsKnight Frank, the leading global property adviser, has been instructed to sell a country manor house hotel in Newbury, Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsA THAMES VALLEY law firm with offices in Reading?s town centre has announced a new appointment and three promotions.
Read moreDetailsIT?S DESCRIBED as one of the largest office leasing deals that the Thames Valley will see this year, a global company move into Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsTHERE are few things more exciting than a world cup, and Germany is busy preparing for theirs, thanks to a Reading man.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based builders? merchants utilised the help of a town centre-based law firm during its recent sale.
Read moreDetailsDouble-Barelled Brewery been busy so Reading Buses is able to celebrate the launch of The Number Seventeen, a brand-new pale ale.
Read moreDetailsONE of Reading?s two MPs charged up their diary with a visit to the Reading-based headquarters of an environmentally friendly firm.
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