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1. Cut in car travel
Get Wokingham, Thursday 31 July 2008More than half of smaller firms have cut down on car travel and taken other ‘green’ measures because of concern for the environment, according to a new report today.
2. 70 per cent dip in Lloyds first-half profits
Get Wokingham, Thursday 31 July 2008Banking giant Lloyds TSB, with branches throughout the Thames Valley, said credit crunch losses and woes in its insurance business wiped 70 per cent off first half pre-tax profits.
3. Yell of a boost for charity!
Get Wokingham, Thursday 31 July 2008Kind-hearted staff at directories group Yell became extra creative for a day of fundraising for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
4. Tenon moves into Aquarium
Get Wokingham, Monday 28 July 2008Accountancy firm Tenon has opened a new office in the town centre.
5. ‘We’re coping with the credit crunch’
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 15 July 2008Shoppers have been bucking the national trend and flocking to the Broad Street Mall, Business Post can exclusively reveal.
6. Colin delighted to join Uniq
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 30 July 2008Woodley-based Uniq Systems has hired Colin Pickup as customer relationship management consultant.
7. TNT delivers the double
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 30 July 2008Theale-based express delivery giant TNT has been given a ringing endorsement from its customers after picking up two top honours.
8. Shouting about new mobile maps
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 22 July 2008Reading-based directories group Yell has launched its new map-based service that gives users directions and business listings free to their phone.
9. Interserve flying high with BA
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 23 July 2008Reading-based Interserve is celebrating being re-awarded a £10 million maintenance contract with British Airways.
10. Fundraising firms have great energy for charity
Get Wokingham, Monday 28 July 2008Kayaking and code-breaking were on the agenda for employees of the BG Group when they took part in three days of gruelling challenges for charity.