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31. Recovery on the way says survey
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 24 June 2003Companies in eight out of England's nine regions are predicting a modest recovery in business after fighting through the global economic slowdown, a survey showed today.
32. Chef's charlottes win gold and silver
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 18 June 2003recipe for success - John Jamieson with Robyn Jones, chief executive of Charlton House
33. Contructive day keeps teachers on their toes
Get Wokingham, Monday 30 June 2003OPEN DAY - A tour of the sewage treatment works in Reading showcased new technology in the construction industry to teachers
34. ‘Fat cat' pay row despite £91m payout
Get Wokingham, Friday 13 June 2003Supermarket group Tesco was today expected to become the latest UK company to face criticism from shareholders over so-called "fat cat" contracts.
35. Footie boss faces shares investigation
Get Wokingham, Friday 25 July 2003Russian oil tycoon Roman Abramovich's takeover of Chelsea Football Club was thrust back into the spotlight today as it emerged that a second probe into shares in the team had been launched.
36. Microsoft in 11 per cent sales rise
Get Wokingham, Friday 18 July 2003Microsoft, which has a major Reading base, has reported better-than-expected sales figures.
37. Royal awards for town businesses
Get Wokingham, Monday 21 July 2003ROYAL FRUIT BOWL - Static Control Components CEO Steve Weedon, centre, with Imaging sales director Steve Turk, left, and sales executive,Mike Watts, right, displaying the royal award
38. Business waits for upturn
Get Wokingham, Monday 7 July 2003UK businesses are yet to benefit from an economic upturn or "Baghdad bounce" in the aftermath of the conflict in Iraq, research showed today.
39. Mortgage lenders cut interest rate
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 15 July 2003The UK's two biggest mortgage lenders announced yesterday that they would pass on the savings from last week's interest rate cut to
40. Fall in house prices
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 22 July 2003House prices in June fell at their slowest rate since February as the number of people looking to buy a new home rose for the first time in five months, figures showed today.