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31. ‘Measures not enough to help our businesses'
Get Wokingham, Thursday 29 November 2001GORDON Brown's Pre-Budget Report does little to help businesses facing huge challenges in the current global economic crisis says tax advisor, Ernst and Young.
32. TA CAPTAIN'S REWARD FOR WEBSITE DESIGN
Get Wokingham, Thursday 29 November 2001By PAUL WHITELAM
A Bracknell-based Dell project manager has been awarded a top Army commendation for designing a recruitment website for the Territorial Army.
33. Granada cuts 430 jobs as ad revenue falls
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 November 2001ITV broadcaster Granada today said it had cut 650 jobs over the last financial year - and 430 more were being axed.
34. Firm's winning ways
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 27 November 2001A THAMES Valley catering company has won a national award for customer service.
35. 3,000 jobs axed in the air industry
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 27 November 2001MORE than 3,000 jobs are going in the air industry as the effects of the New York terrorist attacks continue to hit home.
36. Patently good news
Get Wokingham, Monday 26 November 2001SIGN OF TIMES - Founder Paul Wolff adjusts the new signage for Parabola
37. Price controls on gas and electricity lifted
Get Wokingham, Monday 26 November 2001Power industry regulator Ofgem today said it would lift all price controls on gas and electricity suppliers as the market was now competitive enough.
38. Spending fears hit shopping centres
Get Wokingham, Friday 23 November 2001Shopping centres today reported a downturn in visitor numbers amid fears that the events of September 11 may dent consumer confidence in the run-up to Christmas.
39. City buzz for uni students
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 November 2001TRADING - From left, Colin Beardsey, Professor Brian Scott-Quin and John Crayford with one of the students at trading day at The University of Reading
40. Firm can run service to break post strikes
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 November 2001POSTAL bosses have given a Wokingham-based distribution service the stamp of approval to run a strike-busting service.
