Our top 5 flexible work spaces for businesses in Berkshire
As big office buildings have given way to more varied and flexible options, the challenge is finding the right workspace to bring colleagues together as and when it’s required.
Here you can find a range of articles and resources about Verbatim and how, as a local business, we’re excited to be part of the local communities in Reading, Newbury and Berkshire.
As big office buildings have given way to more varied and flexible options, the challenge is finding the right workspace to bring colleagues together as and when it’s required.
23 years ago we set out on a mission to ensure our clients would never miss an important call again. Today, our core values remain the same – provide an exceptional customer experience, for the best price possible, with no hidden costs.
If you are an IT Consultant overwhelmed by high call volumes in a entrepreneurial world full of competition, take a look at our Call Answering Service
Royal Mail has published their annual happiness index for the UK – the list that showcases the best places to live in the UK, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Each year they look at a variety of factors, including reported personal well-being, life expectancy, earnings, inequality, carbon emissions, crime, deprivation and access to health services. Then they tally it all up, and come up with a list of the happiest places to live in the UK. And the 2019 results are in!
If you’re an estate agent in Reading, it’s important to have someone ready to answer incoming calls, no matter what time of day. Here are 3 reasons why.
Over the past 10 years, Reading council have been putting in bids for Reading to become a city, instead of a town. But again and again these bids have been rejected, without any real explanations why. Over the years, many people have pondered why Reading has missed out on this civic honour, and what it might change for the people who live and work in it if that changed. After all, the title of ‘city’ doesn’t carry any official benefits, so what would be different? Today we wanted to ask – what would gaining city status do for Reading, and how would it affect all the businesses that live here?