...rabies into Britain in 1918. In the 1930s, TM Doyle, based at the laboratory, discovered a new disease in poultry which he named ‘Newcastle Disease’, after it having been detected...
...for action on antibiotic resistance. Antibiotic use in animals Most importantly, we saw real progress across the industry in implementing new practices to reduce the need for antibiotics. Defra’s latest...
...might need to work with us. The blog forms part of the launch of the new Government Veterinary Services website, a portal for veterinarians to find out more about the...
Battersea Cats and Dogs home have an exciting new volunteering opportunity for two vets to act as veterinary trustees on the Battersea council. The role will involve helping determine and...
...General Assembly High Level Meeting on AMR in New Year] The growing momentum throughout the year led to the pivotal moment in AMR - the UNGA HLM in September. Thanks...
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) have an exciting new vacancy for a veterinary surgeon in the Operational Policy and Delivery Team as a senior advisor have an exciting new vacancy...
...Alperton Lodge in the 1910s In 1917 research transferred to the newly opened Central Veterinary Laboratory at a site near Weybridge. It was one of the first purpose-built state veterinary...
On International Dog Day I was pleased as the UK’s Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer to be asked to talk about the importance of buying a new dog responsibly. For the...
...of all the work that has been undertaken over the past year to drive this concept forward, some of which is highlighted below: The UK’s G7 Presidency: promoting One Health...
...World Organisation for Animal Health, QUADS (US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK). Government vets also play an important role in market access and veterinary trade facilitation, and are busy engaging...
