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This Key Note Market Report examines the UK's further and higher education sector.

Like bees buzzing around a hive, tourists come to visit Europe's main attractions in vast droves.

We present the findings of this unique survey of 52,400 of the largest UK companies for their trading years ending in 2005, 2006 & 2007.

Overview

This Key Note Market Report examines the UK ‘downstream’ gas industry (the industry within the coastline perimeter), analysed in terms of transmission, distribution and supply.

The economic recession has accelerated the decline in advertising print revenues that had been in evidence for some years.

Does the recession mean that small firms are leaving the market for commercial insurance? Is commercial insurance profitable, and will it stay profitable? What is happening to premium rates?

This Key Note Market Assessment considers the attitudes of lower income groups towards financial service providers and their own financial priorities.It also considers how financial service providers

The apparent UK market for protective clothing and equipment is estimated by Key Note to have been worth £783m at manufacturers' selling prices (msp) in 2008, a 1.1% increase on 2007.

The value of the market for vitamins, minerals and supplements (VMS) in Great Britain fell by a substantial 8.5% in the year ending April 2009, to £374.8m.

The teenage magazine sector has been shrinking rapidly since 2005, and still faces significant threats from a number of sources.One of the main factors leading to what seems to be the imminent demise

This Key Note Market Report looks at the UK market for book publishing. The UK book market is Europe's second-largest after that of Germany.

This Key Note Market Report analyses the UK renewable energy market, with particular reference to biomass, hydropower, wind/wave power and solar energy.

The UK market for traditional toys and games grew consistently between 2004 and 2007, but recorded a slowdown in sales in 2008, which brought the value of the market to £2.09bn.

This Key Note Market Report analyses the UK building contracting market with particular reference to general construction, infrastructure, commercial and industrial work.