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1. The only place for a unique retro style
Get Wokingham, Friday 22 August 2008Antiques dealer Al Baynham has brought nostalgia back to the Oxford Road with his funky items from the 50s to the 80s.
2. Store tunes into jazz to swell custom
Get Wokingham, Monday 9 June 2008There was music in the air as staff at John Lewis in Broad Street put on a host of activities to get shoppers in the mood for summer.
3. Leading financial centre has just got even better
Get Wokingham, Thursday 5 June 2008The structural completion of the new £6 million extension to The University of Reading’s ICMA Centre was marked with a topping out ceremony.
4. Microsoft and Yell in work top 10
Get Wokingham, Thursday 29 May 2008Limitless career prospects and a culture of openness has helped make Microsoft the best company to work for in Europe.
5. Award for campus firm
Get Wokingham, Thursday 1 May 2008A Reading finance graduate who founded a website that enables students to rate their work placements has been named one of Britain’s brightest young entrepreneurs.
6. Speak out for responsible business
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 8 April 2003BIZ BRAINS - Jim Hicks MBE left, chairman of Amplicon Liveline Ltd, Julia Cleverdon, Chief Executive Business in the Community, Nick Harborne, director Reading Single Homeless Project, and Jim Braithwaite CBE, right, chairman of SEEDA
7. Here's to culinary success
Get Wokingham, Thursday 6 February 2003CORKING OPENING - Jane Griffiths MP with Je T'Aime managing director Jacques Lherbier
8. Miaows about cat then
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 18 June 2002CAT CALLS - The Classic Cats Theatre Dancers at The Oracle
9. Partnership project on the trail of prestigious award
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 16 October 2001A PARTNERSHIP between the Museum of Reading, The Oracle and the Jelly Leg'd Chicken Gallery has been nominated for a top business award.
10. Dating agency to help lonely staff to get a life
Get Wokingham, Thursday 20 September 2001HARD-WORKING but lonely Berkshire business people are being served up a social life on a plate by a new Thames Valley dating agency.