CROYDON: Mum spots gap in teen underwear market
	9:22am Mon 12 May 08
	A Croydon mum has turned her hand to marketing and selling underwear exclusively for teens after she discovered a gap in the market when her daughter reached adolescence.

	10,000 City jobs face the chop
	2:34pm Fri 9 May 08
	Around 10,000 City jobs will go in the next three years as banks and insurers respond to the global credit squeeze, according to a leading company.

	HERTS: Entrepreneur shows he’s the business
	9:57am Thu 8 May 08
	Budding entrepreneurs have battled it out to see one be crowned the winner of a business ideas competition.

	Entrepreneur shows he’s the business
	9:03am Thu 8 May 08
	BUDDING entrepreneurs have battled it out to see one be crowned the winner of a business ideas competition.
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	BUCKS: Milk business turns sour
	11:37am Tue 6 May 08
	A Prestwood family which has run a dairy since 1924 has been forced to stop producing milk.

	ST ALBANS: Facelift for London Road
	10:14am Tue 6 May 08
	Shoppers walking along London Road would be forgiven for thinking that the area has undergone a revamp overnight.

	GREENWICH: B&B businesses’ workshop
	7:46am Fri 2 May 08
	AN INFORMATION workshop is being held for bed and breakfast businesses.

	Banks 'hindering recovery'
	9:06am Thu 1 May 08
	The banks behind the lending boom that came to a spectacular end last summer are now hindering the recovery of the financial system by being too cautious, the Bank of England has warned.

	Bid to boost grocery competition
	10:25am Wed 30 Apr 08
	The UK's competition watchdog has unveiled a planning shake-up in a bid to boost competition in the £95 billion grocery market.

REDBRIDGE: Threatened shops' council SOS

9:16am Tuesday 29th April 2008

Worried traders have demanded more support from the council after a report warned independent shops could all but disappear from Redbridge's high streets by 2015.

	Houses now cheaper than a year ago
	8:51am Mon 28 Apr 08
	House prices fell for the seventh month in a row during April to leave homes costing less than they did a year ago, figures show.

Woman ordered to repay £300,000

3:32pm Thursday 24th April 2008

An accounts manager who stole thousands of pounds from an Epsom company has been told she must repay more than a quarter of a million pounds to another company she has stolen from.

	Government U-turn on 10p tax rate
	2:31pm Wed 23 Apr 08
	Labour rebels have called off their revolt over the abolition of the 10p income tax rate after Alistair Darling promised to compensate poor households who will lose out from the change.

	ST ALBANS: Local builders in price probe
	9:22am Tue 22 Apr 08
	A building firm in Park Street is under investigation for price fixing by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT).

Human resource support for businesses

9:00am Monday 21st April 2008

THE prospect of getting to grips with employment law is enough to send shivers down the spine of many experienced businesses, let alone the small firms that may be struggling to keep up with human resources issues.

	Law denying farmers their pick of workers
	11:56am Mon 21 Apr 08
	Farmers fear new immigration rules banning non-EU workers will lose them business as crops will not be picked.

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