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The LayStar Norwich magazine and news gazette is a free online creative writing resource for great stories, imaginative literary articles, travel guides, business articles along with news and gossip for Norwich.

LayStar welcomes article submission from new and experienced writers. Submit articles on general themes like bedtime stories, gardening and business advice. Submit articles of a local interest to Norwich, such as local gossip and news and places of interest in Norwich. You could also promote your business by writing an article about the industry that you serve.


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What Is A Web Site?

By: SilkLink WebDesign
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Category: World Wide Web
Coverage: National

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We may have been advised that it is essential nowadays to have a website or a web presence in support of our business. But, to ask a stupid question, what is a web site? What does it do? How does it do it? How will it help my business?


Reducing Bank Charges

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Finance and Economy
Coverage: National

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How we loath banks right now! We believe that the banks caused the current recession, and now we are miffed that we continue to suffer with excessive bank charges while the banks threaten to pay huge bonuses to their leaders. What can we do to fight back?


Short Term Business Loans: The Best For Your Business

By: Michael Brian
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Category: Finance and Economy
Coverage: National

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The ongoing financial crisis surely has affected your business and in turn, you may have lost a considerable amount of client.


Fox Hunting - Again?

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Politics
Coverage: National

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The subject of fox hunting has raised its ugly head again. If the Conservatives get in, they will lift the current ban on fox hunting. Why would a political party use such a barbaric ploy to win an election?


Business Book-Keeping Part 4

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Business
Coverage: National

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In this last episode we will take our business transactions to include in basic business financial reports.


Business Book-Keeping Part 3

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Business
Coverage: National

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Bulding on Part 1 and Part 2, this episode looks at some basic business transactions using the double entry book-keeping principles described already.


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Want to write? Here are some ideas for creative writing literature and genres:
Bedtime stories; a history of quotes or sayings; erotic stories (imaginative, not explicit); vegetarian recipes; hobby craft guides; organic gardening; business advice in the Norwich area; fiction - short stories; travel and tourism guides for Norwich; health articles; food and drink; Norwich local news and gossip.


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BBC News - UK
The latest stories from the UK section of the BBC News web site.

Union considers fuel drivers deal
The fuel tanker drivers' dispute could be over after the Unite union agrees to put a possible deal to members after lengthy talks with distribution firms.

Eye gouger admits blinding woman
A man who blinded his girlfriend by gouging her eyes admits causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

Suspend Burma sanctions, says PM
David Cameron says economic sanctions against Burma should be suspended in recognition of the changes taking place in the country.

Abortion website hacker is jailed
A computer hacker who broke into the website of Britain's biggest abortion provider has been jailed for two years and eight months.
 
 


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