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The value of the market covered in this Key Note Market Review was an estimated £6.29bn in the year ending 31st March 2005, a rise of 7.1% on 2004

In 2004, the value of the UK courier and express services market increased by 2.6% to £14.4bn. The national post sector lagged behind the rest of the market, with growth of 2.1%,

The movement of goods from point of manufacture to the end user relies upon the four basic transport modes

This Market Review examines the UK publishing industry. Key Note estimates that the total market was worth £18.63bn in 2005

This Key Note Market Report Plus examines women's colour cosmetics that are primarily used for adornment, and male and female perfumes and fragrances.

The role of public relations (PR) to a company's communications programmes is recognised more and more as companies

The UK’s cosmetic surgery market is a fast-growing subdivision of the private healthcare industry. Key Note estimates the value of the UK’s cosmetic surgery industry at £224.6m in 2003.

Public houses went into 2006 anticipating more major changes in their trading, with bans on smoking adding to the disruption caused by the new Licensing Act in 2005

The UK cosmetic surgery industry is dynamic and growth levels are at a record high: the number of procedures, both surgical and non-surgical, soared by 42.4% in 2005 and Key Note estimates that,

In 2005, it was estimated that the corporate giftware market was worth £1.05bn, virtually static from the year before.

Protective Clothing & Equipment estimates that the total market for protective clothing and equipment, including workwear and industrial footwear

Private Healthcare - Market Report estimates that the UK private healthcare market was valued at £16.18bn in 2003, increasing by 6% between 2002 and 2003

In 2003, the UK market for contracted-out services was worth an estimated £232.63bn at current prices, based on the turnover of firms operating in this sector.

This Market Report examines the printing market in the UK. Printing is central to the UK economy, its products feeding into every business sector

The rise of premium brands within the broader markets for beers and ciders has been a feature of the UK market for alcoholic beverages for nearly 20 years

The market for do-it-yourself (DIY) power tools and accessories has slowed from its recent boom, and progress in 2004 was fairly flat.

A number of factors have combined to create a good deal of interest in the market for plus-size fashion.

The plastics processing industry is prominent in every aspect of modern life. As new polymers and composite materials are introduced by the chemical industry

This report on European plastic cards concentrates on the situation in 24 of the EU member states, excluding the UK, in 2005

Photocopiers & Fax Machines - Market Report estimates that the UK market for photocopiers and fax machines

This report discusses the issues, changes and proposals affecting the pensions industry, as well as key market trends

In 2005, it was estimated that the corporate giftware market was worth £1.05bn, virtually static from the year before.

This report covers the UK market for own-brand products. In particular, it focuses on own brands in the following sectors:

Cooking is a lifetime skill, just like many other important aspects of education, but one that is sadly undervalued.

Greater life expectancy and lower fertility are among the factors that have led to a gradual ageing of the UK population

In 2003, the UK market for contracted-out services was worth an estimated £232.63bn at current prices, based on the turnover of firms operating in this sector.

The UK market for contract catering and foodservice management was valued at £3.9bn in 2004, an increase of 3% on 2003 and 19.4% on 2000.

Consumer Magazines - Market Report : This report examines the consumer magazines market in the UK. This is a fairly dynamic market with continuing growth in many of its sectors.

Consumer credit is supplied by a combination of banks, building societies, finance houses, insurance companies and retailers.

Europe's countries fall into three blocks for credit: fizzers, bubblers and fizzlers. Fizzers include Estonia, Latvia, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Greece.

The computer hardware market, as defined by this Key Note Market Report, comprises three main sectors: client computers, servers and peripherals/ add-ons.

The commercial vehicles market forms part of the UK's motor industry and is an important part of UK manufacturing as a whole.

This report examines the UK market for commercial radio, which is defined as any free-to-home radio service,

The rapid growth in popularity of coffee shops in the economic bull years between 1995 and 2000

This Key Note Market Report examines the UK retail market for men's, women's and children's (including babies') clothing. It includes retail sales of outerwear (including sportswear)

The apparent UK market for clothing was worth an estimated £12.32bn at manufacturers' selling prices (msp) in 2005, up 2.7% on 2004 and 0.4% higher than in 2001.

The UK clothing and footwear market was worth an estimated £44.45bn in 2005, accounting for just under 6% of total consumer expenditure. The historical perspective is important

It is estimated that, in 2006, the total UK market for the design, supply, installation and maintenance of closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems was worth £560m at end-user prices, a rise of 5.7% on 2005.

This Key Note Market Report focuses on the UK market for closed-circuit television (CCTV). Key Note estimates that, in 2004, the total UK CCTV market was worth £525m at end-user prices, a rise of 2.9% on 2003.

This Key Note Market Report on cigarettes and tobacco covers the market for cigarettes, hand-rolling tobacco (HRT), cigars and pipe tobacco.

Key Note estimates that the value of retail sales of china and earthenware, which includes tableware, kitchenware and ornamental ware was virtually static in 2004.

This Key Note Market Report Plus focuses on the UK chilled prepared foods market, which comprises the following sectors: cheese, yogurts and chilled desserts, ready meals, delicatessen meats,

This Key Note Market Report on the childrenswear market focuses on girls', boys' and infants' clothing.

More adults than children buy children's books; adults buy books for their own children, for other people's children and for themselves. Sometimes the adults may be accompanied by children

Despite a slight rise in the birth rate between 2003 and 2005, the child population has fallen since 2001.

In 2005, two major pieces of legislation that will radically alter the way charities are administered are to come into effect.

In 2005, the UK catering market grew by an estimated 4.2%, to £29.87bn at retail selling prices (rsp). Key Note divides the market into the following sectors: restaurants; fast food and takeaways

Key Note estimates that the UK market for catering equipment was worth around £609m at manufacturers' selling prices (msp) in 2004, which was 3.9% up on the 2003 value.

The call centre industry in the UK continues to expand, despite the high-profile exodus of many large contact centre operations to low-wage locations overseas.

The market segments into four sectors: analogue cable, digital cable, paid-for satellite and free satellite. Only the digital cable and paid-for satellite are assumed to have a long-term future in the UK.