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1. Bonus bonanza store suffers 20 per cent dip
Get Wokingham, Monday 1 December 2008Five John Lewis stores – including the Reading branch – saw sales fall by more than 20 per cent in a weekly period as the department store chain faced up to heavy discounting by rivals.
2. Half-term hoist for John Lewis
Get Wokingham, Monday 10 November 2008Cold weather purchases and half-term shopping provided a welcome boost to sales last week, said the John Lewis Partnership.
3. John Lewis gets a Finland fan club
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 15 October 2008Delegates from Finnish firm SOK made a special visit to John Lewis in Reading as staff at the Broad Street department store entertained 17 board members from Finland’s premier retailer.
4. Business backs schools’ trust
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 14 October 2008Prominent members of Reading’s business community have helped two local girls’ schools form a unique charitable trust.
5. John Lewis sales carry on declining
Get Wokingham, Monday 6 October 2008John Lewis has reported another sharp fall in department store sales after consumer confidence was shaken by the ongoing economic turmoil.
6. Business profile
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 September 2008Sushi one0eight, 19 Queen Victoria Street, Reading
7. Four fresh faces join James Cowper
Get Wokingham, Thursday 25 September 2008Chartered accountancy firm James Cowper has appointed four new managers across their Thames Valley offices.
8. Broad Street John Lewis in sales gain
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 September 2008John Lewis Partnership said department store sales rose 7.5 per cent two weeks ago after an "excellent” showing for the group’s fashion division.
9. Mobile technology moving on
Get Wokingham, Monday 15 September 2008Travelling around Reading has now been made much easier with cutting edge mobile phone technology – the first of its kind in Europe.
10. 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.