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SPRING 2006
- Review of Medical Driver Licensing - Reporting on our review of DVLA's process for deciding on the fitness to drive of people with medical conditions.
- Modelling Tomorrow's Railway - Introducing our work on the DfT's Network Modelling Framework that will be used to evaluate strategic options for the UK's national rail network.
- Modelling Bird Flu in the UK
- How we applied our techniques for modelling foot and mouth disease to the latest animal health issue to hit our shores.
- Moving our London office from Euston to Russell Square.
AUTUMN 2005
- Disease Control Strategies - Investigating when vaccination is more effective, in overall economic terms, than culling to control an outbreak of foot and mouth disease.
- Reducing Red Tape - Reviewing HMRC’s process for calculating the 'cost of compliance' associated with new regulations - and how this could apply across government.
- Helping Reduce Occupational Health & Safety Risk - Reporting on our evaluation of HSE's initiative to introduce 'topic based inspection' in 2002.
- An Enigma Variation - Report on our client event at the Cabinet War Rooms.
- New Owners – Acquisition of Risk Solutions by CIP Industries LLP.
WINTER 2004
- Coping with Climate Change - Our investigation into industry's strategies for adapting to climate change.
- Carrying a Torch for the Greeks - Reporting on our global risk review of London's Olympic torch relay as part of the build up to the Athens Olympics.
- Managing Strategic Risks - Describing our approach to identifying and structuring strategic risks to public sector organisations and private sector companies.
- For Whom the Bell Tolls - Report on our client event of trading risks at the Lloyds Building.
SPRING 2004
- Cost of Housing & Council Tax Benefit - Reviewing the administration of housing and council tax benefits for the DWP.
- Luas Risk Review - Our review of risk management arrangements on Dublin's new tram system which opened in July 2004.
- Improving Safety Communications - Presenting our Good Practice Guide on Safety Communications developed for RSSB.
- Victoria joins the team.
AUTUMN 2003
- Principles of Decision Making - Our examination, for RSSB, of four areas where the principles that should be applied in safety decision making are not clearly understood.
- Gaining in Assurance - Overseeing the work on the Central Line trains needed to allow the service to be resumed, following the derailment at Chancery Lane.
- Cluster Analysis - Using cluster analysis to identify important differences between BSE and different strains of scrapie for Defra.
- Beyond Reasonable Doubt - Report on our client event at the Middle Temple Hall.
- Sara Sharp and Sara Ring join the team.
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Paulo Coelho
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