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Small firms month-by-month

The BBC News website is tracking 10 small businesses from across the UK to see how they are being affected by the economic downturn.

Over the coming months we will be revisiting them at regular intervals to see how they are getting on.

Below are their comments for the previous months:

January's review

November's review

October's review


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