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131. Parkers aim to win a meal ticket

Get Wokingham, Monday 21 March 2005
CHEERS - Director Anthony Fenn, right, and attendent Bob McGill launch the competition for Napier Road car park users to win meals at Forbury's restaurant

132. Flowers make financial scents to former accountant

Get Wokingham, Friday 18 March 2005
Gill Poole decided to swap the monochrome world of accountancy for the sweet scented and colourful field of floristry. After years of counting and recounting money for other people, the 32-year-old now spends her days choosing the most beautiful flowers for their big days. She tells Franck Marceteau that self-belief and passion are the seeds you need to sow to grow a successful business

133. Corus's first profits

Get Wokingham, Thursday 17 March 2005
Steel giant: £559m surplus but alert over future

134. Town hopes for 'Budget boost'

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 March 2005
Tax experts: predict stamp duty limit may rise

135. New job hopes brightens

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 15 March 2005
Manpower report: construction and transport the most optimistic

136. Mike's really on the ball

Get Wokingham, Monday 14 March 2005
Fresh start: Mike Loftus, left, chairman and John McGlip, managing partner of Clydesdale Bank

137. Sandwich shop on a roll - thanks to hard work

Get Wokingham, Friday 11 March 2005
Sean Dorrington got his teeth into running sandwich shop Richfields about four weeks ago and already changes are in place. Next week a breakfast bar will open at the Caversham Road shop and a virtual ordering service is on the menu. And the key to be successful is simple, Mr Dorrington tells Franck Marceteau, it is all about hard work

138. £1bn bonus vow for shareholders

Get Wokingham, Thursday 10 March 2005
InterContinental: pledge after 73 hotels sold

139. Confidence is on the way up

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 09 March 2005
Nationwide: consumers are happier

140. P&O suffers a loss £210m

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 08 March 2005
Counting costs: restructuring is to blame
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