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duty for all archives. The NMA seeks to both preserve its collections in accordance with current published international standards and benchmarks and to implement best practice wherever possible. In particular this relates to the implementation of practices and procedures as set out in both BS
of the month, with plenty of fine weather. In warm Spring sunshine, daytime maximum temperatures responded, reaching as high as 27.8 °C at Wisley, Surrey on 23rd, the highest April temperature anywhere in the UK since 1949. Mean daily maximum temperatures were above average by as much as 6 °C in south
Yorkshire 18.2 °C 26/02/2019 17.6 °C 14/02/1998 136 Bradford (West Yorkshire) 18.4 °C 26/02/2019 16.7 °C 13/02/1998 110 Rothamsted (Herfordshire) 18.2 °C 26/02/2019 17.2 °C 13/02/1998 105 Morpeth, Cockle Park (Northumberland) 17.6 °C 26/02/2019 16.1 °C 29/02/1960 105 Wisley (Surrey) 18.9 °C 27/02/2019
of the UK Public in accordance with the Public Records Act 1958. The archive seeks to preserve, in perpetuity, records relating to the national memory of the weather in both paper and also digital formats. It exists to collect, catalogue and preserve in accordance with national and international
are pseudonymised which means that we have no means of identifying an individual. We have data relating to Hospital Episode Statistics (HES). These data relate to all people who attended hospital as inpatients, outpatients and/or received critical care and who have attended Accident & Emergency
the exchange of information and resources relating to volcanic eruptions in Iceland. This ongoing cooperation involves members of the IMO, the Met Office, BGS and NCAS. Regular meetings take place to enable the institutions to share information and initiate collaborative projects on developments
processes relating to heavy rainfall events and associated hazards. • Drivers, meteorological conditions, and physical processes relating to heat waves. • Drivers, meteorological conditions, and physical processes relating to dust/pollution events and associated hazards and feedbacks. • Drivers
are pseudonymised which means that we have no means of identifying an individual. We have data relating to Hospital Episode Statistics (HES). These data relate to all people who attended hospital as inpatients, outpatients and/or received critical care and who have attended Accident & Emergency
Review and associated actions. � Andy Kirkman (Government Services Director) briefed the Board on work relating to exiting the EU and the Board discussed detailed planning in conjunction with BEIS, as well as risks and opportunities. � Phil Evans (Chief Operating Officer) presented an update on security
and providing specialist services for organisations around the world for both tactical decision making for weather-sensitive operations and for making strategic decisions relating to climate and climate change impacts. NHS Privacy Notice
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