Customers come first - and so does Paula Sir Alan Sugar may have found his new apprentice but a Milton Keynes businesswoman has proved she's more than a match for Lee McQueen by scooping a top national award ...
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Crisp-munchers are most annoying colleagues Crisp-munching colleagues are the scourge of the British workplace according to an online poll of the most annoying sounds in the office ...
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Apprentiships welcomeThe head of the city's Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the Conservative Party's announcement on apprenticeships ... (12/08/2008)
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Online parcels serviceSending parcels just got easier for small businesses thanks to the launch of a new website, (urln "http://www.interlinkdirect.co.uk ... (12/08/2008)
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Security partnershipMK Dons have announced a new partnership with Olney-based security solution providers Case Security ... (12/08/2008)
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Apprenticeships a cut above Milton Keynes hair and beauty salon Arcana was selected to represent the South East of England in the National Apprenticeship Awards, organised by the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) ...
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£20,000 charity chequeHSBC has made a local charity very happy after handing over a cheque for £20,000 ... (12/08/2008)
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Nice work if you can get itMilton Keynes' average advertised salary is up £3,883 since January The average salary for a job advertised in Milton Keynes currently stands at £33,593 ... (12/08/2008)
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Key move for piano makerJapanese piano and keyboard maker Kawai has expanded its UK operations taking on new workspace in Kingston Business Park ... (12/08/2008)
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Paperwork load a weighty matter for smaller firmsThe Forum of Private Business (FPB) is highlighting research showing that the credit crunch is likely to get worse for small businesses before it gets better ... (12/08/2008)
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New lawyers and estate agents join carnival fun Legal eagles came face to face with some shire horses at their official opening. Ralley Solicitors and Equine Lawyers and its associated estate agency Real Estate in One (REIO) officially opened ...
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One call is allLooking for a venue in Milton Keynes? Perhaps for a conference, a wedding or a team building day? Now one free call is all it takes to find everything from ... (12/08/2008)
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Gloom on economyAlmost two thirds of Milton Keynes businesses believe that a downturn in the UK economy would have a negative impact on their business, but a quarter of those anticipating worsening ... (12/08/2008)
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Leaders relauchedMilton Keynes Business Leaders Partnership (MKBLP) has been relaunched as a limited company with a new board of directors ... (12/08/2008)
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African art is the businessNET BASED MAHOGANY GALLERY GETS A HOME Budding artists of Africa are being given their chance to shine, as Anita Hop finds a new home for her business.The South African born art director has recently moved ... 
(15/07/2008)
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Industrial machinery auction raises £40k for local charity Milton Keynes-based charity MK SNAP has received a donation of £40,000 from global provider of sustainable logistics space, Gazeley and its partner, Land Securities ...
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Personal websurfing at work not always costly More than 90 minutes a week is spent on personal websurfing at work. The average UK office worker spends an hour and a half a week of work time surfing the ...
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Just the Guy for the job A new 'Guy' is to help ensure Milton Keynes' businesses thrive. Invest Milton Keynes (IMK), the city's inward investment agency, has announced the appointment of Guy Hawking in the role of ...
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Safety first in the workplaceMaking workplaces safer is the aim of a free seminar highlighting how small firms can protect their staff from potential hazards in offices, factories and when out and about on ... (12/08/2008)
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A blueprint for the future A city eco home development has won an award for sustainable construction. Oxley Woods, a Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners project, has been crowned winner in the sustainability category at the ...
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Recruitment firm goes globalBY LAURA HANNAMA financial recruitment company set up by a teenager 15 years ago has gone global. SGL Solutions Ltd, based on High Street, Stony Stratford was founded by Lewis Greene in March ... (12/08/2008)
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Solicitors up for website award Tollers solicitors has been nominated for the best recruiter award by a national website. The firm, based in Medina House, Central Milton Keynes, has been nominated in this year's LawCareers.net Training ...
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Linford Wood business centre officially opened A new £8.8 million business centre has been officially opened. Dean of the Open University Business School and Professor of Innovation Dynamics, James Fleck formally opened the new Milton Keynes Business ...
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Flexibility could cut back-pain absensesAbsence from work cost the UK economy £13.2 billion last year as the average employee in the South East took more than seven (7.4) days off sick ... (12/08/2008)
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