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Solicitors' training day

2:53pm Thursday 25th April 2013

Solicitors acting for vulnerable clients who face mental capacity issues are invited to attend a training day on Trusts and Deputyships which is being run by Oxford law firm Withy King.

U's fans and businesses invited to free event

4:00pm Wednesday 20th February 2013

Oxford United will be holding a breakfast networking event February 27.

Free advice for property investors

5:44pm Tuesday 29th January 2013

Property investment firm Midas Estates is holding a free training event for investors in Oxford next month.

Focus on finance for fledgling firms

4:55pm Thursday 11th October 2012

A special event covering a wide variety of issues surrounding financing start-up businesses is taking place on November 14.

Employers urged to back student ideas

2:24pm Tuesday 18th September 2012

Oxford and Cherwell Valley College is inviting employers to a special seminar designed to link the world of work more closely with further education.

Employment law seminar

2:18pm Tuesday 18th September 2012

The fast-changing world of employment law comes under the spotlight in a free seminar in Oxford next week.

Top speaker at health and safety roadshow

9:47am Friday 17th August 2012

A former BBC broadcaster will be using relationship psychology to inspire health and safety professionals and trainers next month. Roy Sheppard, 54, started his early career in television and radio, working at local and national level for the BBC.

'Clicks and Mortar' business events Launched

10:51am Tuesday 14th August 2012

How do ‘real world’ companies compete with low cost, low overhead internet businesses like Amazon? A new series of events sponsored by Oxfordshire Business First and Bicester Vision will bring together the experiences and knowledge from Oxfordshire business people who are doing just that. Called “Clicks and Mortar”, the events will focus on the issues and opportunities available to business people who want to use Internet resources more effectively to grow their businesses. The events follow on from the ‘Practical Innovation’ series that was held during the first half of 2012 in venues across the county. At those meetings, web-based companies were consistently referred to as examples of innovative thinking and ‘game changing’ ideas. The events also revealed that local companies – from recruitment firms to hotels – were using web-based tools to grow their businesses faster than and more effectively than they had before. According to Oxfordshire Business First Chairman Frank Nigriello, the enthusiasm and imagination of the business people at those events has sparked the ideas for “Clicks and Mortar.” “We met people who were attributing £20k - £30k extra revenue to spending a few hours a day on Twitter.  These aren’t giant global enterprises, in most cases they are small businesses who offer a high value product or service. The web helped them build relationships, reach audiences and cut some their costs. All that translates to benefit on the bottom line,” he said.

Uniting Businesses Throughout Oxfordshire

3:45pm Tuesday 7th August 2012

A free seminar, Uniting Businesses Throughout Oxfordshire, is being hosted by Wantage and District Chamber of Commerce.

Henmans under starter's orders

12:53pm Tuesday 21st February 2012

Henmans solicitors is hosting a special preview night of the Cheltenham race festival.

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