Faye Thompson

Our Wilder Coe team were delighted to attend Stevenage Community Trust’s annual Dinner & Dance on Friday 4th October. The black-tie gala helps fundraise for local charities in and around Stevenage and surrounding villages with a silent auction and raffle.

On the evening of Thursday 11th July, several of the Stevenage-based Wilder Coe team members attended a vibrant summer party hosted by the Hertfordshire Chamber of Commerce in celebration of their centurion anniversary, sponsored by Sopwell House, Taylor Walton Solicitors and Oventrop. The event brought together professionals across various industries and backgrounds, within the Hertfordshire area, for an evening of networking, socialising, and fun.

1 INTRODUCTION Ecological research is often based on data from field observations, which can be plagued by varying degrees of unknown measurement error and missing information (Cressie et al., 2009; Martin et al., 2005). If these imperfections are not accounted for correctly, this can result in biased estimates of ecological parameters and potentially specious inference (Williams et al., 2002).