Article: Restaurant boss stubs out smokers; SHENSTONE.(News)

Article: Rugby league: Richard Fletcher.(Sports)
The Racing Post (London, England);  May 6, 2005 ;     35 words ...FORMER Hull second row forward Richard Fletcher, recently linked with a move to Wigan, has joined National League One favourites Castleford for the rest of the season. He said: ``This is a chance to get back into Super league.''

Article: Professor Richard Fletcher Former York University historian and author
Yorkshire Post;  March 12, 2005 ;     313 words ...RICHARD Fletcher, who has died suddenly, aged 60, had established himself as a leading authority on medieval Spain, the Anglo-Saxons and the Christianisation...

Article: Books: When violence and piety went hand in hand Blood Feud: Murder and Revenge in Anglo-Saxon England By Richard Fletcher ALLEN LANE pounds 14.99; The death of one nobleman at Canute's court led to 60 years of savagery. Fiona Hook explores the social conventions of killing
The Independent - London;  March 3, 2002 ;     700+ words ......by a Dane and once by a Norman, and the leading men of the old regime were almost entirely replaced by those of the new. Richard Fletcher, formerly Professor of History at York University, has taken the quarrel as a framework and clothed it with a thorough...

Article: Flashback: Pride on parade; Richard Fletcher on the ties that bind the old boys of the Liverpool Scottish Regiment.(Features)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  October 29, 2005 ;     504 words ...Byline: Richard Fletcher IF ANYONE questioned the strength of spirit that ties the old boys of the Liverpool Scottish Regiment together, they need only...

Article: Interview: Richard Fletcher discusses the civil war in the Congo and the elections in Nigeria
NPR Tavis Smiley;  April 18, 2003 ;     700+ words ...TONY COX NPR Tavis Smiley 04-18-2003 Interview: Richard Fletcher discusses the civil war in the Congo and the elections in Nigeria Host: TONY COX Time: 9:00-10:00 AM TONY COX, host: From NPR in...

Article: The saga of Sandy Lane Hedge funds are renowned for their secrecy and discretion, but tales of high living and allegations of misconduct linked to one are turning into a City soap opera. Richard Fletcher reports
The Sunday Telegraph London;  June 23, 2002 ;     700+ words ...As David Morrison soaked up the January sun on the terrace of The Sandy Lane Hotel in Barbados, his only worry was deciding whether to have another glass of champagne or not. Renovated at a reported cost of pounds 200m, the hotel is the luxury hang out of the egregiously wealthy. The fact that

Article: Who are the real @chievers? The search is on for the best businesses in the world of e-commerce. Richard Fletcher launches this year's awards
The Sunday Telegraph London;  March 4, 2001 ;     700+ words ...This week Barclays and The Sunday Telegraph launch @chievement 2001, the prestigious awards that aim to reward excellence in e- commerce. The awards seek to identify the brightest and best e-commerce businesses with the innovation and determination to succeed in the currently difficult climate. The

Article: Securicor to offer `risk-free' shopping Shoppers are still wary of credit card fraud, writes Richard Fletcher
The Sunday Telegraph London;  March 4, 2001 ;     300 words ...SECURICOR, the FTSE250 security company, will announce plans this week for a new online service - called SafeDoor - which will help "nervous" shoppers buy online without having to reveal their credit card or personal details. Over 40 retailers - including 21store.com, Kitbag.com, ThinkNatural.com

Article: Akers in anguish over EuroTelecom Chris Akers had the Midas touch, but the collapse of EuroTelecom has left him battling to save his reputation. Richard Fletcher and Grant Ringshaw report
The Sunday Telegraph London;  March 4, 2001 ;     700+ words ...If anyone has come to typify the new generation of entrepreneur it is Chris Akers. The former City analyst, who floated Leeds United before bringing a series of success stories to the market, has developed a substantial "fan club" of wealthy investors. Only a few months ago just his name in a

Article: Whitehall is late getting online Tony Blair wants the Government to spearhead the electronic revolution. But his timetable is slipping, says Richard Fletcher
The Sunday Telegraph London;  April 29, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Six months ago Tony Blair promised to move Whitehall online. By 2005, we were told, passports, driving licences and benefits would all be available at the click of a mouse. Businesses would be able to file VAT returns via the internet and doctors would be able to book hospital appointments for

Article: Where now for Psion? The next generation of Filofax. . . the renaissance of British technology. . . even feared by Bill Gates. But how times have changed. Richard Fletcher finds out if anything can recharge Psion's batteries
The Sunday Telegraph London;  August 26, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Six weeks after announcing that Psion was to cease production of its flagship handheld computers, David Levin, chief executive, is preparing to face investors. The company, which blazed a trail in electronic "organisers", must answer the question - what next? Levin and David Potter, the chairman

Article: Playing for a fortune The launch of Playstation 2 is critical not only to Sony but also to electronic games developers and electrical retailers, reports Richard Fletcher
The Sunday Telegraph London;  November 19, 2000 ;     700+ words ...There will be no fireworks on Friday when Sony launches PS2, its new games console, in the UK. With just 165,000 units available before Christmas, all of which have been reserved, a slightly red- faced Sony will not be cracking open the champagne. Sleek looks, a built-in DVD player and the promise

Article: Over funded and over here Silicon Valley's venture capitalists are heading to London with fat wallets, reports Richard Fletcher
The Sunday Telegraph London;  November 19, 2000 ;     700+ words ...The Americans are coming. Silicon Valley's venture capital firms, flush with success on their own shores, are intent on exploiting Europe's new breed of entrepreneurs. With billions of dollars to invest, the plans are good news for cash-strapped European start-ups. But the onslaught of US venture

Article: Davis comes out fighting to silence the snipers The chief executive of Sainsbury must deliver the goods at next week's AGM to stem the tide of disaffection. Richard Fletcher reports
The Sunday Telegraph London;  July 13, 2003 ;     700+ words ...This weekend Sir Peter Davis, the chief executive of J Sainsbury, is rehearsing the most important performance of his long career at the pinnacle of British commercial life. In 10 days, he will deliver his regular presentation at the supermarket group's annual meeting. But this one is a bit