ABBA tribute band and meatballs on offer as IKEA holds midsummer party
MAMMA MIA! A famous Swedish band will be celebrated by a famous Swedish brand
Read moreDetailsMAMMA MIA! A famous Swedish band will be celebrated by a famous Swedish brand
Read moreDetailsA NEW Italian takeaway could be opened on Reading's Broad Street if plans are approved.
Read moreDetailsThe now-closed John Lewis warehouse on Mill Lane is set to be converted into rental properties, according to proposals by the partnership
Read moreDetailsA new drive-thru Greggs is planned for the motorway services between junction 11 and 12 of the M4.
Read moreDetailsWith temperatures set to be hotter than Turkey this summer, you don’t need to go abroad to enjoy the sun. But going to work when the sun is shining can...
Read moreDetailsSTAFF from a facilities management team put their skills into use last month by helping clean up a hospice.
Read moreDetailsA HOTEL chain is rolling out a new web-based app that teaches life-saving CPR in just 15 minutes.
Read moreDetailsREADING-based law firm Blandy & Blandy has shared its delight at being reaccredited as part of the Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS).
Read moreDetailsIT MIGHT not be the fastest route from the Ding to Paddington, but Crossrail is saving time in the capital
Read moreDetailsOsborne Clarke has announced it has recruited a pensions team from BDB Pitmans with the agreement of the firm.
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