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1. Product expert at Distribution Technology company
Get Wokingham, Monday 24 November 2008Alison Everett has been appointed product manager at Reading company Distribution Technology (DT).
2. Take a butchers at new shop for Twyford
Get Wokingham, Monday 24 November 2008Customers can have a butchers at a new shop where they might ‘meat’ new friends.
3. Jobs dip ‘threat to young adults’
Get Wokingham, Monday 24 November 2008Young people will be hardest hit by rising unemployment, a report warns.
4. Melissa’s cutting it alongside A-listers
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 November 2008A Reading stylist put her scissor skills on show at the hairdressing industry’s most prestigious annual event.
5. VAT cut is a ‘token gesture’ say Reading firms
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 25 November 2008Business groups in Reading have hit out at the Chancellor’s decision to slash VAT by 2.5 per cent – claiming it will do little to boost consumer spending in the run-up to Christmas.
6. Financial crisis ‘deeper’ than expected
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 25 November 2008The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has warned that the recent financial turmoil and dramatic drop-off in business conditions could lead to one million people losing their jobs by the middle of 2010.
7. Retailers may be hardest hit
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 November 2008Most company bosses believe the UK is unlikely to move out of recession next year, with over a third predicting that their business will stagnate, according to a new report today.
8. KnowledgePoint up for industry award
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 25 November 2008A digital print firm in Lower Earley is on the up after being nominated in the British Computer Society (BCS) IT Industry 2008 Awards.
9. Photon Energy wins coveted award
Get Wokingham, Thursday 27 November 2008A Reading engineering firm has been named the most promising new small business in the UK.
10. Average pay deals down 0.5%
Get Wokingham, Thursday 27 November 2008Average pay deals fell by 0.3 per cent to 3.5 per cent in recent months under the impact of the “sharply slowing” economy, a new report revealed today.