Innovation helps police
	12:30pm Thu 24 Apr 08
	A COMPANY which started in the founder's garage is now supplying video recorders to all the UK's police forces. From The Oxford Times

Blood kit spears export drive

12:28pm Thursday 24th April 2008

A BLOOD-sampling device to help diabetics, and a global export drive, helped Oxfordshire company Owen Mumford to win two Queen's Awards. From The Oxford Times

	Adviser honoured by Queen
	12:26pm Thu 24 Apr 08
	BUSINESSES from across Oxfordshire have been recognised as among the best in the world after scooping top enterprise awards.o Businessman-turned-adviser John Jennens, 82, and companies Owen Mumford and Ovation Systems have all won prestigious Queen's Awards Mr Jennens, who retired from corporate life in 1985 after suffering a heart attack, is still working as a volunteer business adviser. From The Oxford Times

	Accountants in merger deal
	2:42pm Mon 21 Apr 08
	A Botley accountancy firm has merged with a rival practice in Henley. From The Oxford Times

Accountancy firms in merger deal

2:27pm Monday 21st April 2008

A BOTLEY accountancy firm has merged with a rival practice in Henley. From The Oxford Times

	Bookman's life
	4:41pm Fri 18 Apr 08
	With a shop floor only 9ft wide and 11ft deep, it is one of the smallest bookshops in the country, but Evenlode Books in Market Street, Charlbury, is a flourishing business offering a valuable service to the 3,000 residents of the town and customers from surrounding villages. From The Oxford Times

Matrix revolution

4:37pm Friday 18th April 2008

Toxic waste from metalworking could be cleaned up and turned into grey' water by bacteria in an environmentally-friendly process being developed by an Oxford company. From The Oxford Times

A head start

4:33pm Friday 18th April 2008

A hat can be more than just the finishing touch to an outfit for a special occasion - for clients of Eda Rose Millinery of Wallingford, it can equally well be the starting point. A personal consultation with Eda Rose, for her expert advice on which style and colour she feels will best suit the client, usually begins with a consideration of the other items in the new outfit which it is to complement, but that is not always the case. From The Oxford Times

Migrant worker pitfalls

4:24pm Friday 18th April 2008

Jenny Harvey, immigration law specialist at Darbys in Oxford, explains the implications of new legislation concerning employing workers from overseas From The Oxford Times

Housing move

4:16pm Friday 18th April 2008

Tenants of Cottsway Housing joined staff, board members and local councillors to mark the official opening of new offices in Chipping Norton. From The Oxford Times

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