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Fully funded Team Leader Training
Wth Train to Gain, the Government's initiative to help build skills, in full swing, we have 12 NVQ Level 2 Team Leader places available in Berkshire.
Young female guard at Windsor Castle
The 17-year-old Leanne Lawley became the first woman to guard the gates at Windsor Castle last week.
It is the first time in 900 years that the authorities have allowed female guards to keep watch at the royal establishment in Berkshire.
Planning Seminar in Reading
The Heat is on!! Planning Seminar - 6pm-8pm. Location: Boyes Turner Solicitors, Abbots House, Abbey Street, Reading.
Training Rooms near Reading and Maidenhead
The air conditioned conference suite includes a Conference Room, Meeting Rooms and Café (all with natural daylight) and is available for you to hire for your events or meetings.
Copywriting seminar
How to write words which generate more response! Two delegates can attend for the price of one. Intensive half day copywriting seminar.
Reading Borough Council called to account over IDR scheme
The One-way Inner Distribution Road (IDR) is an excuse for a land grab. It is not a solution to Reading's traffic, transport and environment; it should be resisted.
Virtual Headphones Developed by Microsoft
Boffins at Microsoft are working on a revolutionary system which combines camera imaging software with audio technology to create speakers which act like virtual headphones - even as you walk around your office. It means workers who use Skype or other voice communication tools will no longer be tied to their computers by a headset and microphone.
Government Announces Internet Fraud Statistics (r)
According to recent research by the Government's Get Safe Online project, around 12% of internet users fell prey to fraudsters in 2006, a figure that equates to around 3.5 million people. The report, entitled 'Internet Safety: The State of the Nation', found that on average fraud victims lost £875 as a result.
Getting Ready for the Smoking Ban (r)
With the ban on smoking in public places less than 100 days away, are businesses prepared for the change in the law? According to Public Health Minister Caroline Flint, 25% of UK businesses were unaware of the ban which takes effect on 1st July. A similar ban was introduced in Wales this week.
Mobile Calls Get Cheaper (r)
Thanks to new controls introduced by telecoms regulator Ofcom, mobile phone customers could soon be reaping the benefits of around £400-500 million in savings over the next few years. The controls will regulate the amount network operators can charge phone companies for connecting through their networks.
UK property market 'to cool' (r)
Britain's housing market is set to cool over the rest of the year, according to Standard & Poor's (S&P).
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