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In her speech @mairigougeon welcomes the role of BVA in highlighting the risks and challenges that #brexit present… https://t.co/m30GX1w2eN
21 May at 19:30
In her speech, @MairiGougeon welcomes #VNAM19 raising awareness of the vital role of vet nurses and looks forward t… https://t.co/KXBX3k4F93
21 May at 19:23
Delighted to hear from @MairiGougeon at our Scottish Dinner tonight. Thanking vets for being at the frontline of an… https://t.co/nXFks2mKvO
21 May at 19:20
A shout out in the Scottish dinner speech for the #chooseassured campaign. Choosing farm assured products are best… https://t.co/FXIjOXXSWH
21 May at 19:13
In his Scottish dinner speech, @simondocvet says that poor mental health is a huge issue in the Veterinary professi… https://t.co/Yr9Cyf70Oo
21 May at 19:10
Ellie West describes the journey which she and her practice have taken towards being a more environmentally sustainable business. She discusses the environmental, business, and personal motivations for this process.
After a brilliant two years as BVA Scottish Branch President, Melissa Donald reflects on her term and gives us her top 5 highlights from her time representing members in Scotland.
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