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…royal court or certain royal personages. A Royal Warrant enables a company to advertise the fact that they have achieved the royal warrant, so lending considerable prestige to that company….

…and grow. Secondly, it may have been the holiday period but we’ve been busy preparing for 2011 – our plans are ambitious and, because many of the initiatives will affect…

…combination of: – high data quality – ease of use – avoidance of investigation derived waste (IDW) – cost savings.   While a site approval is not blanket approval throughout…

Van Walt offers two market leading, reliable handheld PIDs for volatile organic compound (VOC) monitoring. With ranges of 0 to 15,000 ppm therefore ideal instruments for a wide range of…

The YSI EXO Sonde is a high accuracy water quality monitoring platform. Measures & logs: pH, EC, Temperature, Redox, DO & Turbidity simultaneously. When connected to telemetry, it will also…

…military tradition (Bagnold’s father was a colonel in the Royal Engineers, his paternal grandfather was a Major-General in the Honourable East India Company) in the autumn of 1914 Bagnold progressed…

…tradition (Bagnold’s father was a colonel in the Royal Engineers, his paternal grandfather was a Major-General in the Honourable East India Company) in the autumn of 1914 Bagnold progressed as…

…take part in the field trip visiting a number of sites along the Durham coast to explore the glacial, sea-level and fluvial Quaternary history of the region. Danni Pearce, Quaternary…

…a depth of 3 meters below the surface using a Cobra TT percussion drill. Water samples were taken from the groundwater and surface water when it was present in October…

…and wildlife. The Royal Society propose changing the way countries report GDP with a new measurement that incorporates ‘natural capital’ in order to incentivise Governments to protect the environment by…

…in-house developed telemetry system has already found support and approval with customers from as far afield as Somalia, Turkey, New Zealand and in the UK. Why? Well that’s much easier…

…term as having an inbuilt element of disapproval and is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as “One who stands unduly high in the favour of a prince”, citing Shakespeare:…