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Welcome to the home page of the BioIndustry Association, the trade association for innovative, emerging small to medium sized enterprises in the UK's bioscience sector. As the authoritative voice of UK biotechnology, we are active in representing the sector and its needs to audiences, from patient groups to regional, national and pan-European governments. Find out more Introducing The BIS - The ...
UK newspapers and newspaper association information, plus details of national and regional press in Britain, including daily, weekly, paid-for and free publications.
CORGI, the National Watchdog for Gas Safety. Our mission is to continually promote and enhance gas safety. Over 19 million UK homes use gas. When it is used correctly it is a safe and economical fuel.
The British Toy & Hobby Association is the leading trade association representing Britain's #1.7 billion toy market. General Information Members & Products Membership Code ofConduct Toy Safety The Toy Trust Publications Press Releases The National Toy Council Links FAQs 2002 BTHA - E-mail comments to admin@btha.co.uk ...
We provide information, advice and training for ornamental fish-keepers ...
British Pest Control Association is the UK trade association for the Pest Control industry.
The British Automatic Sprinkler Association, founded in 1974, is the largest and most influential trade organisation in its field.
ARCA (Asbestos Removal Contractors Association) - specialising in asbestos training courses for everyone.
The Industrial and Power Association aims to help society meet its needs for the clean and affordable energy.
The BPC is the voice of the British poultry sector. It is a voluntary trade association funded entirely by Members' subscriptions. Membership of the British Poultry Council includes companies and individuals engaged in breeding, hatching, rearing and processing chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese to produce poultry meat.
