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What About the Business Community?

Berkshire is at the Heart of the Thames Valley area of the UK, and is a rapidly growing base for many multi national companies. Business Parks that have been strategically built in Theale, Bracknell and Wokingham provide the Headquarters for many well known companies who employ thousands of people. The majority of people who live in Berkshire have professional managerial jobs or are involved in the technical/communications industries, and enjoy high salaries and a good standard of living.

Berkshire proves a popular and ever growing business location because of the diverse choice of location, from the prestigious Business Parks of Theale and Reading to the distinguished listed buildings of Windsor and Thatcham, there is no end to the appeal for businesses.

Where is it?

Berkshire is located in the South of the Country and is a relatively small county which is bordered by Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire and Surrey. The county is a mix of beautiful countryside mainly in the Eats of the County and popular urban areas in the East including Reading, Bracknell and Maidenhead.

What are the Transport Links like?

Berkshire is in an excellent location and has superb access to the national motorway network. The M40, M4 and M3 all provide direct access to the M25 from Berkshire. London Heathrow Airport is the nearest Airport and all the major Towns including Reading, Ascot and Slough have Train Stations providing frequent links to Central London and the rest of the UK.

Who Lives There?

The population of Berkshire is 800 118, with the most highly populated area being Wokingham, followed by Reading. Berkshire is a beautiful county, offering a real mix of city living and escapes in the country. Berkshire is popular with professionals who either commute into London or one of the larger towns such as Slough. Smaller Towns like Windsor, Wokingham and Newbury see a high standard of living amongst the professional community, who are looking for the charm of country living but still with the liveliness of city living.

Berkshire History

Berkshire is one of the oldest English Counties, with its roots being traceable to the times of King Alfred the Great. Berkshire has been the scene of many battles in English history, most notably at Newbury during the English Civil War. Ascot is most famous for its Horse Racing, whilst Windsor is home to Windsor Castle