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The picture on the article appears to be a long haired GSD (with I must say a beautiful face!). As far as I'm aware GSDs are not regarded as inherently dangerous dogs, despite being the idiots tool of choice during the 1970s and 80s. Any dog can be dangerous if its not properly trained, socialised and controlled. I have three GSDs including a retired RAF patrol dog, along with a jack russell. Any guesses which one I am suspicious of around our children? Perhaps we should be legislating around da
15 May 2012 11:58AM
As often happens when working in HR, mention your occupation at a social event and someone usually wants to discuss an issue they have. I had this recently where an MD of a small organisation discu...
10 May 2012 4:30PM
The Queen’s Speech earlier this week outlined a number of provisions on how the Coalition Government will be focusing on promoting economic growth for the coming year.
There were no major changes ...
3 May 2012 2:32PM
In recent weeks, Chris Grayling, the Government’s Employment Minister, has been promoting the concept of youths in employment. The idea behind this shift in focus is to promote local youths, instea...