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1. It's time to chill-i out
Get Bracknell, Monday 07 June 2004COOL IDEA - Vina Patel from Sweet Masala shares her new range of Indian ice creams with, from left, Aroj Chechi, aged 11, Arslan Chechi, six, Waleed Choudhry, seven, Zenab Chechi, four, and Nosheen Choudhry, 10
2. Former uni student is top
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 09 June 2004JUST THE BUSINESS - From left, Cecile Bonnefond, Linda Bennett, Baroness Susan Greenfield and John
West at the Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year Award for 2003 held at Claridge's in London
3. Wine merchant tastes success
Get Bracknell, Friday 09 July 2004It started with a Ford Transit hurtling to and from France to collect Bordeaux's finest wines. Now the Laithwaites boast the UK's most successful wine merchants, their own vineyards and bottles of plonk to wow even the fussiest connoisseur. Frank Marceteau settled down with a glass (or three) to find out the secret of their success
4. Strategic overhaul has Lloyds TSB on the up
Get Bracknell, Monday 21 June 2004IMPROVING: sell-offs leave bank on course to deliver its promise
5. Freight group bids £328m for rival
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 16 June 2004THAMES Valley firm: move ‘to aid overseas growth'
6. Software that helps you win big contracts
Get Bracknell, Friday 25 June 2004When trying to win multi-million pound contracts from big
business, getting the right message about your firm across is key. Anthony Moore talks to the director of a Theale-based company that has produced specialist software which can make you a winner when it comes to sales and marketing
7. Marks' plan to fight off Green
Get Bracknell, Monday 12 July 2004Vow: 'we want to give M&S back to customers'
8. Steely gains for new-look Corus
Get Bracknell, Thursday 24 June 2004SHAKE-UP: the catalyst in securing interim profits
9. Fraser prediction is satisfactory results
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 15 June 2004RETURN: is higher than normal at The Oracle store
10. Mayfair chic at salon in town
Get Bracknell, Friday 18 June 2004Instead of thinking of retirement, pals Elaine Huddy and Joan Hibberd have decided to realise their lifelong dream and open their own beauty salon in central Reading. They say their aim is to bring the beauty services people would only find in London's Mayfair to Reading. Ms Huddy tells Franck Marceteau why being mature can actually be an advantage when setting up a business
