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More Brits dream of opening a pub than becoming an astronaut says a catering recruitment website
How to survive the redundancy blues
5:25pm Thursday 2nd October 2008
fish4jobs provides top tips on how to survive the loss of a job
Investing in people
4:18pm Friday 19th September 2008
Business leaders believe that putting their faith in developing the skills and abilities of their workforce is the best way to reduce an organisation’s exposure to the risk of recession, according to a survey of senior business executives by global business performance consultancy, McKinney Rogers.
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Esther Rantzen is despairing...
The oldest female 'I'm A Celebrity. Get Me Out Of Here!' contestant - whose husband Desmond Wilcox died in 2000 - is upset that the older men taking part are unavailable, because George Takei, 71, and 50-year-old Brian Paddick are both in gay relationships while Robert Kilroy-Silk, 66, is married.
Councillors approve Purcell School expansion
BUSHEY: Councillors unanimously approved major plans to expand a school yesterday, despite initial concerns over parking hinting at the application being deferred for a second time.
Capello: Owen must be fit for purpose
Fabio Capello insists the door has not slammed shut on Michael Owen's international career.
You need to get on
Walking the dogs up the road the other misty morning, I turned because a voice seemed to echo across the Autumn landscape.
Jackett unlikely to make Watford return
The prospect of Kenny Jackett making an emotional return to Vicarage Road for a second spell as manager is very unlikely.
12% increase in home repossessions
More than 11,000 homes were repossessed during the third quarter of the year, 12% higher than in the second quarter, new figures show.
Madge and Guy get 'quickie divorce'
Pop queen Madonna and husband Guy Ritchie's marriage of nearly eight years was over in just a few minutes.
Three Rivers Museum launches William Penn Heritage Centre project
William Penn, one of the founding fathers of America, has very strong connections to the Hertfordshire area, writes Melanie Dakin
Waltz With Bashir
The Japanese have been making grown-up cartoons for decades. But the emphasis of so much anime has been on sci-fi and fantasy and it's only recently that animators have begun to tackle weightier topics in the graphic novel style of, say, Art Spiegelman’s Maus.
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