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Rates reduction to cause 'nightmare'

11:07am Tuesday 14th April 2009

The last-minute reduction in business rates will result in a redtape “nightmare” for firms, with some not even bothering to apply as a result.

Green push may lead to jobs boost

11:04am Tuesday 14th April 2009

Hundreds of jobs could be created in Sussex because of the Government’s push for more electric cars.

Animal lover's hobby becomes successful business

11:02am Tuesday 14th April 2009

With big hair and bigger shoulder pads, nothing was too extravagant when it came to fashion in the 1980s.

Firms urged to join work placement scheme

10:57am Tuesday 14th April 2009

EMPLOYERS are being encouraged to take part in a leading work placement programme for students.

Ethical clothing shops enjoy boom in sales

10:55am Tuesday 14th April 2009

Sales of ethical clothing have more than quadrupled during the past five years as consumers focus on fair trade.

Swim star backs new campaign

Swim star backs new campaign

10:52am Tuesday 14th April 2009

SWIMMING star Karen Pickering is backing a campaign for employers to support the nation’s elite athletes.

Help for Brighton's working mums

GUILTY: Suzanne Borrell, pictured with son George, felt guilty about starting her company while her children were young

12:54pm Thursday 9th April 2009

Being a mother is a full-time job in itself. But some enterprising mothers with young families are juggling their parental duties with running their own companies.

Park could force rural traders out

10:15am Tuesday 7th April 2009

RURAL businesses will be forced to relocate from Sussex if planning restrictions within the new National Park are too severe, it has been claimed.

'Obscene' margins force pubs to shut

10:12am Tuesday 7th April 2009

PUBS are being driven out of business by company cartels charging tenants up to 80p above the wholesale price of a pint of beer, it has been claimed.

Rabbit hops to eco-solution

Staff at Rabbit Skips, which runs Enviropower and creates greener electricity

10:10am Tuesday 7th April 2009

FIRM FACTS

Can business bank on lending?

10:03am Tuesday 7th April 2009

Business editor Sam Thomson finds out successful the Government's much-vaunted Enterprise Finance Guarantee Scheme has been in helping struggling businesses.

Grants on offer to digital innovators

9:53am Tuesday 7th April 2009

DIGITAL media companies aiming to develop innovative new commercial opportunities are being asked to apply for lucrative grants.

Natural PR take on food awards

From left, Natural PR’s Sue Trimingham, Cathy Watson, Fiona Parker, Paula Seager, Sandra Murphy, Isabel Gander and Ali West.

9:51am Tuesday 7th April 2009

THE future of a popular food and drink awards ceremony has been secured.

Social site only for select few

TalkWebSolutions team Ken Miner, Alex Miller, Alex Lloyd, Nick Tong and James Privett

9:48am Tuesday 7th April 2009

AN ONLINE consultancy has developed the UK’s most exclusive social networking site.

Travel firm soars with Olympic bid

Jackie and Peter Appleton of Experience Holidays which can offer Winter Olympic holidays to Vancouver

9:46am Tuesday 7th April 2009

AN INDEPENDENT travel firm is celebrating after winning exclusive rights to provide holiday packages for the forthcoming Winter Olympics.

Empty rates bill may harm recession recovery

11:34am Tuesday 31st March 2009

SUSSEX’S chances of making a quick recovery from the recession could be hit by legislation forcing commercial landlords to pay business rates on empty properties, it has been claimed.

Green homes will be self-sufficient

11:30am Tuesday 31st March 2009

AN ARCHITECT has designed one of the UK’s first truly green homes which can be built entirely independently of the national grid.

Shops outperform retail average

11:29am Tuesday 31st March 2009

SHOPS in Brighton are outperforming their counterparts across the country despite the recession, according to latest data.

Rush to join the ranks of the Mounties

Sheila and Rod Flavell with staff at FDM Group's Brighton headquarters

11:36am Tuesday 31st March 2009

IT’S NOT a well known fact, but there are Mounties patrolling the streets of Sussex. They may not be dressed in tan-coloured hats, snazzy red jackets or faintly ridiculous black pantaloons, but just like the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, “they always get their man”.

Payment to scrap cars 'won't work'

10:44am Tuesday 31st March 2009

A LEADING car seller has dismissed calls for a scheme to pay people to scrap their old vehicles that some believe is the only way to save the UK motor industry.


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