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1. Housing market remains subdued
Get Bracknell, Thursday 30 September 2004Prediction: no slump as financial outlook good
2. NEW COMPANY WILL LOOK AFTER YOUR PETS
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 29 September 2004By Vicki Hammond
PETCARE was set up last month by animal lovers Joanna and Bruce Robertson, who saw a gap in the market and decided they wanted to fill it.
3. Legal eagles are e-mazing
Get Bracknell, Thursday 23 September 2004A READING solicitors firm's virtual relationship with its clients has won two e-award nominations.
4. Insurers scale brave new heights
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 21 September 2004INTREPID insurers from Reading joined their colleagues from across the South on a mountain climbing marathon in the name of charity.
5. Success comes naturally
Get Bracknell, Friday 17 September 2004Herbal medicine is sometimes dismissed as just another
‘alternative' therapy. But it takes years of training to qualify as a practitioner. Anna Cannon, a former media analyst, tells FRANCK MARCETEAU about the ups and downs of
building up her own clinic
6. Pub firms under fire
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 15 September 2004‘GREEDy': says top beer guide
7. TUC fury over job cuts plan
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 14 September 2004Under fire: move to slim Civil Service
8. Facing up to modern business
Get Bracknell, Monday 13 September 2004FACE FOR BUSINESS - Chandran Honour from the Reading Business Group with Ted Eggleton of Thames Valley Networks and Tony Davies, centre, and Simon Hutchens, right, from performance artists Trading Faces
9. It's easy -PC for granny
Get Bracknell, Thursday 09 September 2004GRAN DAY OUT - Microsoft's Ray Chow took up the offer to bring a granny to work day, by giving his mum and dad, Tessie and Shim Chow, some tuition on the internet
10. Electricity and gas prices soar
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 08 September 2004NPower: second round of increases this year
