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1. www.nhs.uk › nhs-services › pharmaciesFind a pharmacy that offers the contraceptive pill without a ...

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   start the contraceptive pill for the first time; take the contraceptive pill again after a break from using it; If you already have a prescription for the contraceptive pill, you can use the prescription as usual. Or you can get the pill from a pharmacy without a prescription if you prefer.

2. birdfact.com › starling-murmurations-in-the-ukStarling Murmurations in the UK: Best Places to See, When ...

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   When is the peak murmuration season in the UK? Once the breeding season ends, larger flocks of starlings begin to gather across the UK, joined by visitors from northern Europe arriving to spend the winter in our milder climate.

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3. bpca.org.uk › a-z-of-pest-advice › starling-controlPest advice for controlling Starlings - BPCA

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   For any bird work, we would strongly recommend contacting a professional pest control company, preferably a member of the BPCA. They are trained in bird control and will have access to a range of professional use products and tools which are not available to the public. Search for your local BPCA member.

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5. patient-info.co.uk › slynd-4-mg-film-coatedSLYND 4 MG FILM-COATED TABLETS - patient leaflet, side ...

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   Slynd is a contraceptive pill and is used to prevent pregnancy. Each blister of Slynd contains 24 white tablets, also called active tablets, and 4 green tablets, also called placebo tablets, that do not contain active substance. The two differently coloured tablets are arranged in order.

6. www.nhs.uk › contraception › choosing-contraceptionChoosing a method of contraception - NHS

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   There are some things to think about when deciding which contraception to use. It can depend on what's important to you. How well it works at preventing pregnancy. How it is used. Hormonal contraception: side effects and risks. Non-hormonal contraception: side effects and risks. Effects on periods. Methods of contraception. Home.

7. www.england.nhs.uk › 2023 › 11Pharmacy reforms to bring new services to the high street

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   Nov 16, 2023 · Thousands of women across England will be able to get the contraceptive pill at their local pharmacy from next month, as part of a major expansion of primary care services.

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   When do starlings come to the UK?

   • Once the breeding season ends, larger flocks of starlings begin to gather across the UK, joined by visitors from northern Europe arriving to spend the winter in our milder climate. Murmurations can be seen from September onwards, but do not really reach a peak until November to January, and then continue until March.

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   What is a starling bird?

   • Starlings are medium-sized or small passerine birds that belong to the Sturnidae family of birds. Starlings are native to Europe, Africa and Asia. In many countries this bird is protected by law. For instance, in the United Kingdom, these interesting birds are protected under the act passed in 1981 known as the Wildlife and Countryside Act.

   The Legal Status Of Starlings Explained - Total Bird Control

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   Are starlings illegal in the UK?

   • Even though this Act doesn’t regulate and mention the situations in which people try to prevent starlings from reaching their nests by creating certain obstacles, this activity is often considered to be illegal by most courts in the UK.

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   Are starlings protected by law?

   • In many countries this bird is protected by law. For instance, in the United Kingdom, these interesting birds are protected under the act passed in 1981 known as the Wildlife and Countryside Act. The basic purpose of this act is to prevent intentional killing, injuring or taking starlings by making all these activities illegal.

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   Can a authorised person manage the activity of starlings?

   • With this provision, an authorised person can manage the activity of starlings in case these birds pose threat to the agricultural activities and public safety and health. Experts advise to use this option only when there is no other solution.

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   How do I get rid of starlings?

   • Proofing with nets on buildings and mesh on entry points to houses are the most effective methods. Scaring devices used by trained personnel can be effective in some situations. This work can be carried out by a professional pest controller subject to an appropriate licence having been issued. See also Birds. Having problems with starlings?

   Pest advice for controlling Starlings - BPCA

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9. www.totalbirdcontrol.co.uk › bird-control-newsThe legal status of starlings explained - Total Bird Control

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   Starlings are medium-sized or small passerine birds that belong to the Sturnidae family of birds. Starlings are native to Europe, Africa and Asia. In many countries this bird is protected by law. For instance, in the United Kingdom, these interesting birds are protected under the act passed in 1981 known as the Wildlife and Countryside Act.