A veterinary nurse struck off by the RCVS VN disciplinary committee following a sex offence has been granted anonymity due to a “real and immediate” threat to their safety.

RVN and “vital” team member has been nominated for her service at Byron Vets Surgery, and always going “above and beyond”.

Speakers including BVA junior vice-president Justine Shotton, and head of European Scientific Counsel Companion Animal Parasites UK and Ireland Ian Wright to feature in event tomorrow (11 March).

The event is open to vet nurses from all fields and follows the British Association of Critical Care Nurses’ successful 2020 collaboration.

Courses by Ashworth Veterinary Group to tackle behavioural issues in locked-down puppies have proved huge hit with waiting list for future events.

Late appeal for more candidates to join election to join original single candidate leads to total of 14 standing for upcoming contest.

Veterinary Marketing Association is hosting Big Fat Virtual Quiz on Friday 19 March with £50 Amazon voucher up for grabs to the winner.

Jo Thorne organises weekly yoga sessions to support health and well-being of colleagues during latest COVID-19 lockdown.

A £1,000 bursary is available, with additional prizes of £1,000 and £500 for the best research project presentations at the MSD Animal Health Research Bursary Awards Day.

Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians has event planned for 6 April, with more on the way.

Award-winning explorer, researcher, presenter and best-selling author revealed as third keynote at BSAVA Virtual Congress.

Vets Now introduces scholarship fund as part of its commitment to encourage diversity.

A study supported by pet food company JustFoodForDogs analysed faecal output from beagles receiving four different diets.

RCVS Knowledge has updated and expanded its evidence-based veterinary medicine course with six ordered modules designed for veterinary professionals to build a solid foundation in the area.

Association represented on group pushing forward plans for more inclusion and diversity across professions.

Strategy covers training, vet and VN education, recruitment, retaining staff and culture change, with college and other bodies committing to drive it forward.

More than 1,000 members took part in survey that has helped shape “Lessons from lockdown: telemedicine is here to stay” and a practical follow-up session.

The seven students proved their knowledge in a range of topics and have embarked on their second year of training.