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Mon September 24, 2018
Latest News
- Slough abduction attempts inquiry ended by police - Thames Valley Police says a man arrested in Slough has been released with no further action.
- Man, 20, critical after car crash in Bracknell - The pedestrian suffered serious head injuries in Bracknell and was taken to a hospital in London.
- Newbury taxi driver rapist jailed for 14 years - Ruhen Miah, who raped and sexually assaulted four young women, was described as "highly dangerous".
- Two jailed over Mohammed Rasheed 'one punch' death in Windsor - Mohammed Rasheed was killed by a single punch when trying to stop an attack in Windsor, Berkshire.
Push For Local Apprenticeships
Posted by Administrator : Monday 11th March 2013
INVESTING IN THE LOCAL WORKFORCE. The Reading council and government have tried many initiatives over the years, one being local apprenticeships. We believe that local and trusted apprenticeship schemes in our community would be welcomed with open hands. The problem is so many local businesses simply do not know about them or understand the details of them.
Local education centres, community centres and the local council often hold apprenticeship open days and open evenings to help bring together local young people and young businesses. These events will provide a wide range of information for both local businesses and local youngsters on how to get them on the working ladder.