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Aug- 2017 -18 AugustCurrent Affairs
Retail sales increase by 0.3%
Retail sales increased by 0.3 percent in July 2017, compared with the previous month, according to the Office of National Statistics.…
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17 AugustCurrent Affairs
Battersea offers cats to solve Parliament mouse problem
Following the news MPs have renewed calls for a cat after another mouse infestation swept the Houses of Parliament, leading…
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9 AugustCurrent Affairs
Majority of small firms stretched to meet NLW
New research from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) shows the majority (64 percent) of small firms impacted by the…
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9 AugustCurrent Affairs
Charity welcomes new animal cruelty report
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home has welcomed a new report released today by the Centre for Crime Prevention, calling on the…
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1 AugustLatest News
NOAH reveals first ‘Brexit Barometer’ report
The National Office of Animal Health’s (NOAH’s) inaugural Brexit Barometer report has revealed that optimism and uncertainty are vying for position on the future of…
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Jul- 2017 -31 JulyCurrent Affairs
NOAH reveals first ‘Brexit Barometer’ report
The National Office of Animal Health’s (NOAH’s) inaugural Brexit Barometer report has revealed that optimism and uncertainty are vying for position on the future of…
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25 JulyLatest News
‘Overwhelming reliance on non-UK EU veterinary staff’, claims committee
A report has found that there is an overwhelming reliance on non-UK EU citizens to fill crucial official veterinary positions…
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25 JulyCurrent Affairs
‘Overwhelming reliance on non-UK EU veterinary staff’, claims committee
A report has found that there is an overwhelming reliance on non-UK EU citizens to fill crucial official veterinary positions…
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24 JulyCelebrities
Government admits need for tougher cruelty penalties
The Government has acknowledged that the current punishments for the most shocking animal cruelty offences are inadequate and now require “the…
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12 JulyCurrent Affairs
Debit cards overtake cash as a payment method
For the first time ever, cards have overtaken cash as the most common payment method, reports the The British Retail Consortium…
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