Shining a spotlight on veterinary achievements.

There's still time to get tickets to attend the new BVA Awards Dinner, which will celebrate the excellence of Team Vet.

Your CMA questions answered at BVA Congress.

The Competition and Markets Authority's investigation will be discussed during several sessions at BVA Congress next month.

What lies in store from a Labour government?

Fiona Shuttleworth, parliamentary veterinary intern to Lord Trees, discusses what may be on the new government's agenda - despite the omission of animal health and welfare from both its manifesto and introductory King's speech.

Taking a non-clinical role was tough but a management career was the right choice.

Starting out in farm practice, Rebecca Robinson changed to small animal to get more control over on-call work. After attempts to buy her own practice then failed, she found the perfect path in leadership and management.

Great Workplaces boost for vet teams in Scotland.

Clinical and non-clinical teams have seen their workplaces achieve accreditation through the Great Workplaces by BVA scheme, launched earlier this year.

BVA Day kicks off a new association year.

BVA Day, held this year at BVA headquarters in Mansfield Street, London, saw the election of a new officer team and provided an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of colleagues.

Ready for the year ahead.

BVA's new president, Liz Mullineaux, looks forward to a busy year.

Meet your BVA team.

Hannah Lacey, membership and policy project manager.