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Growth Company Investor brings you a round up of all the tips and recommendations from the weekend papers.

TI Group - recent acquisitions are helping the engineering business group recover. There are also whispers of a merger. Shares are a long-term buy at 357p.

Radstone Technology - the group is expected to unveil £10 million worth of contracts from American defence company Northrop Grumman. The shares are a buy at 204p.

Turbo Genset - This power generator company remains highly ambitious and highly rated. Buy at 2532p.

BAe Systems - aerospace giant is in line for a £330 million regional jets order. Upcoming results should reveal profits of around £500 million. Buy at 360p.

Great Universal Stores - home shopping group needs to make a substantial move to up the share price but at 466p it is still a good value buy.

Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries - Robert Breare, founder of the Arcadia International Hotel Group, is expected to table a £520 million bid this week.

Vislink - This group is now very focused on delivering video over the internet. Investec Henderson Crosthwaite says the technology company is a buy at 67.5p.

Go-Ahead - bidding for rail franchises to avoid the French transport group C3D may not be a propitious move and the French may not go higher. Sell at 700p.

Myratech.net -good debut results and the group has enough cash for its expansion plans. Teather & Greenwood reckon the e-commerce solutions provider is a buy at 52p.

National Express -stable interims and the confirmation of the sale of its airport assets make these shares a buy at 792p.

Frogmore Estates - Sharewatch editor David Parsley expects the property group to announce even further growth this week. Worth buying at 503.5p.

Brancote Holdings - at 130p, shares are 'worth keeping an eye on' after confirmation of substantial gold and silver deposits in Patagonia.

Sheffield Installations Group - Teather & Greenwood believes at 260p the shares are 'ripe for a re-rating' following strong interims.

Travis Perkins - the most profitable and expansive building merchant around, TP is the UK's third-largest player. A solid buy at 600p.

Spirent - the new telecommunications focus has paid off, with shares up to 640p. Editor Paul Farrelly advises readers to 'tuck a good slice away for a rainy day'.

SDL International - A strong set of results are due this week which should put SDL in a leading position. Buy at 385p.v

Bass -new chief executive Tim Clarke is expected to acquire more hotels after the £2.3 billion sale of its breweries. Buy at 673.5p.

Tibbet & Britten - the international logistics business is this week expected to announce new contracts with Tesco and United Biscuits. Buy at 735p.

Meggitt - the aerospace and electronics group recently reported interim profits ahead of market expectations. Editor Damien Reece says it's a buy at 213p.

RPS - last week RPS acquired a town planning agency for £9 million, which takes it into a new area of business. The shares continue to rise and readers are advised to keep buying at 986p.

Iceland - the merger with Booker in May boosted interim results 10 per cent. Buy at 315p.

Entertainment Rights -The TV and film rights company is expected to announce that it has won the international distribution rights to Katie and Orbie this week. One to watch at 29p.

City Centre Restaurants - leased restaurants are a liability and earnings are falling. Sell at 48p.

Alliance & Leicester -speculation of a deal with a European bank makes this group look attractive. Buy at 550p.