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Short Term Business Loans: The Best For Your Business

By: Michael Brian
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Category: Finance and Economy
Coverage: National

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The ongoing financial crisis surely has affected your business and in turn, you may have lost a considerable amount of client.


Fox Hunting - Again?

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Politics
Coverage: National

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The subject of fox hunting has raised its ugly head again. If the Conservatives get in, they will lift the current ban on fox hunting. Why would a political party use such a barbaric ploy to win an election?


Business Book-Keeping Part 4

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Business
Coverage: National

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In this last episode we will take our business transactions to include in basic business financial reports.


Business Book-Keeping Part 3

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Business
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Bulding on Part 1 and Part 2, this episode looks at some basic business transactions using the double entry book-keeping principles described already.


Business Book-Keeping Part 2

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Business
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Following on from Part 1 where we discussed the fundamentals of book-keeping and accountancy, Part 2 delves into the concept of double entry book-keeping


Business Book-Keeping Part 1

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Business
Coverage: National

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Many people find finance reporting daunting, and perhaps sometimes humiliating. Developing a basic understanding of finance helps remove the mystique to give way to better financial control of your business and financial affairs.

Get an understanding of basic book-keeping and accountancy.


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Bedtime stories; a history of quotes or sayings; erotic stories (imaginative, not explicit); vegetarian recipes; hobby craft guides; organic gardening; business advice in the Cornwall area; fiction - short stories; travel and tourism guides for Cornwall; health articles; food and drink; Cornwall local news and gossip.


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BBC News - UK
The latest stories from the UK section of the BBC News web site.

Ministers to 'drop forest plan'
The government is preparing to abandon its plans to change the ownership of thousands of acres of state-owned woodland, the BBC understands.

Sex register appeals to go ahead
Sex offenders are to be given the right to appeal against having to register with the police for life, but the government says it will make the new rules as "tough" as possible.

Fire death soldiers named by MoD
Two British soldiers who died on Monday in a fire at Camp Bastion in southern Afghanistan are named by the Ministry of Defence.

UK jobless number rises further
Unemployment rose by 44,000 to 2.5 million in the final three months of 2010, with youth unemployment hitting a record high, figures show.
 
 


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