June | July 2001
 

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FSB's manifesto for better Britain

Caution over parental leave

Key victory over business rates

Small businesses to create 2m jobs - survey

LiveWire encourages young entrepreneurs

Judgments on the up

Support for age campaign

Economic affairs discussion

Minister visits growing franchise

Creative agency doubles turnover

Viability of community banks

COMMENTARY
Donald A. Martin
Chairman, UK Policy Unit

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Creative agency doubles turnover

FSB Member Clock Creative Communications celebrated its second birthday recently with an announcement that it had doubled its turnover in the previous 12 months. During the past year, the company has also won the Creative Industry of the Year prize in the Bolton and Bury Business Awards. The company was set up two years ago by Ann Rimmer with £2,000 of her personal savings. Her potential was recognised by Bolton Enterprise Services, which awarded her a place on its Bolton Young Entrepreneurs programme.

For the full News, see pages 4-5, 7-8, 27 of the June/July 2001 issue of First Voice

 

 


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