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1. REVOLUTIONARY SCHEME FROM TWYFORD FIRM
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 31 October 2001TWYFORD-based marketing firm Twymark has launched a revolutionary scheme to lend its marketing experts to local businesses.
2. UNLIMITED FINES UNDER NEW DATA PROTECTION LAWS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 31 October 2001FIRMS which break new data protection laws face unlimited fines.
3. GATHERING TO DRIVE DISTRICT FORWARD
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 31 October 2001BY PAUL WHITELAM
Business people joined headteachers and community groups for the first ever business lunch hosted by Wokingham District Council chairman Cllr David Swindells.
4. LAW FIRMS UNITE
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 31 October 2001THE boss of a Wokingham law firm has joined a long-established Reading practice after two of his staff retired.
5. Survey probes cost of crime to industry
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 31 October 2001MORE than 500 businesses across the Thames Valley are to be quizzed to help find the true cost of crime to UK industry.
6. Regulator fines Pru record amount
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 30 October 2001Life insurer Prudential has been fined a record amount by the pension regulator following delays in its review of pension mis-selling, it was announced today.
7. New marketing service benefits high-tech firms
Get Wokingham, Monday 29 October 2001A TWYFORD-based marketing firm has launched one of the country's first retained marketing management services to Thames Valley businesses.
8. US attacks cost BAA £10million
Get Wokingham, Monday 29 October 2001Airports operator BAA said today it was "still too soon" to predict the future for aviation, as it warned increased security following the September 11 attacks would cost it around £10 million this year.
9. Ghanaians looking for links
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 October 2001MEETING - Nii Adama Morrision, president of the Ghana British Chamber, with Jean Charmak, president of the Thames Valley Chamber
10. Attack threat in region is low
Get Wokingham, Thursday 25 October 2001BUSINESS and police chiefs in the Thames Valley are telling companies they are as safe now as they were before the American terrorist attacks.