Entries open for Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce business awards
ENTRIES are now open for the 2023 Business Awards organised by the Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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HS2 impact to be unpacked in online webinar
The Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce Group ran an online webinar to explore the implications of the HS2 railway project.
Thames Valley business people enjoy a night under stars to help Action For Children charity
BUSINESS people from across the Thames Valley recently had a night under the stars as part of an annual campaign ...
Wokingham borough mayor leads welcome for new Earley base of IT disposal firm Wisetek
TEN new jobs will be created following the opening of a new hi-tech centre for leading IT firm, Wisetek. Wokingham ...
Wokingham put in spotlight for new business campaign
Made In Reading and Wokingham WOKINGHAM is one of the top places to do businesses in the UK, meaning that ...
Voice of Siri will lead focus on the future of work in Berkshire
THE VOICE of Siri will be helping Berkshire businesses figure out the future of work at a special conference taking ...
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