Colleagues at leading Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy, which has offices in Reading and Henley-on- Thames, took a break from their busy workloads to enjoy an afternoon on the River Thames on 31 March.
With the firm having closed its offices for the afternoon, the team enjoyed lunch and a river cruise aboard Hobbs of Henley’s Waterman.
Chairman Nick Burrows said: “This was only the second time in two years we have been able to get all of our colleagues together in person and it was fantastic to be able to do so.
We wanted to thank our team for their hard work and dedication throughout what has been a very challenging time for everyone and we look forward to getting together again later this year.”
Blandy & Blandy has made a donation on behalf of every colleague who attended, meaning that the firm’s adopted charities, Babies in Buscot Support (BIBS) and the Royal Berks Charity will share £1,000.
Buckinghamshire tech company Halma has acquired transport safety firm MK Test Systems Limited. Headquartered in…
BRiCS Development has secured an £11.55 million finance facility with Paragon Bank’s Development Finance team…
IT services and solutions company Mintivo has appointed Alex Jukes as its new Managing Director…
Bartlett Tree Experts have announced its intention to build a new arboretum and research facility…
The creation of a first-of-its-kind imaging system at the University of Surrey could help the…
Open Sight, which provides support across Hampshire to those living with or at risk of…