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Message from the President Welcome to the Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland web site. I do hope that everyone who visits this site finds it informative, and if there are any omissions please let us know. Colon and Rectal Disease Research Foundation . Your own contribution to these research funds will support important national research projects, and details of how to do this can be accessed easily on this website. The Association supports external review of clinical practice, and this applies particularly to the results of bowel cancer treatment. The Association has already defined and established detailed standards of care with a minimum data set available to all its members, and has devised a web-based system of collating these results from around the country. Collaboration with the Department of Health using risk-adjusted outcomes will facilitate accurate external review within a climate of cooperation acceptable to clinicians and government alike. The Association has been active in the provision of guidance, with comprehensive information available to patients and other healthcare professionals. Considerable effort has been channelled into raising awareness of important evidence-based bowel cancer symptoms. Guidelines in areas other than cancer provide a comprehensive structure whereby doctors and nurses members are able to assess quality of care so that the public is reassured that high standards in all aspects of colorectal care are maintained. The Association of Coloproctology is keen to promote the introduction of new technical advances in diagnosis and surgical technique such as minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery. Newly introduced surgical procedures are audited nationally by the Association on a central database. The multi-professional structure of the Association continues to support the development of teams, expert in the investigation and treatment of important conditions such as bowel cancer and colitis, consistent with modern practice and clinical decision-making. The team approach gets better results.

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You are not currently logged in. Log In? Thursday 22 September 2005 Welcome to the Bicycle Association of Great Britain PUBLIC ACCESS Bike Hub News Public News TAG Public Notices About TAG ... HOME WHAT The Bicycle Association of Great Britain Limited is the national body representing the Bicycle Industry in the United Kingdom. Membership is open to Bicycle Manufacturers, Manufacturers of Bicycle Accessories and Components, Distributors and Wholesalers and other companies having a particular interest in the Industry. WHERE The Association is located at Starley House, Coventry, adjacent to the mainline station and only 65 minutes by train from London. Centrally situated for meetings, Starley House is an established reference point for members of the industry, the Government and the media. Provides a forum for the cycle industry Discussion with committed business professionals Liaison with the ACT (Association of Cycle Traders. Working relationships with non-government organisations and voluntary groups - particularly Sustrans, CTC (Cyclists Touring Club) and BC (British Cycling). Insight into the industry and issues Receiving statistical information about the UK market Monitoring the cycle market worldwide Technical support and legislative support both in the UK and the EU Developing new technical standards Advanced information on new national and international regulations Contacts with government officials in Whitehall Lobbying Government and MPs Participation in major trade and public cycle shows Representation on key cycling committees – Bike Week, Industry Liaison Group, Bike Hub

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The Association of British Counties (ABC) is a society dedicated to promoting awareness of the continuing importance of the 86 historic (or traditional) Counties of Great Britain. ABC believes that the Counties are an important part of the history, geography and cultural life of Great Britain. ABC contends that Britain needs a fixed popular geography, one divorced from the ever changing names and areas of local government but, instead, one rooted in history, public understanding and commonly held notions of cultural identity. ABC, therefore, seeks to fully re-establish the use of the Counties as the standard popular geographical reference frame of Britain and to further encourage their use as a basis for social, sporting and cultural activities. The historic Counties of Great Britain are fundamental to our culture. Older than cathedrals, more historic than stately homes, Counties like Lincolnshire, Cornwall, Middlesex, Anglesey and Fife are basic to our life. Their names belong to the ground we tread. They are an indelible part of our history. They are important cultural entities. They are sources of identity and affection to many people. Organisations galore - sports clubs, businesses, societies, regiments, farmers' unions - are based upon them. Above all else, the Counties are places - places where people live, places they are proud to "come from". And they give us something else. Like every country Great Britain needs a stable geography- a set of commonly accepted names and areas for communication between people in all walks of life: business, education, the media etc. For centuries, the traditional Counties have fulfilled this role.

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