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CMA provisionally finds Adobe’s deal to buy Figma would likely harm innovation for software used by the vast majority of UK digital designers.
This section will help you complete your permit application for a landfill for inert waste, or to deposit waste on land as a recovery activity. It will help you decide what information you must include in your application.
Introduction to content design.
View designs registered in the designs journal from the last 25 years
Find registered designs in the UK
Find out what can and cannot be published.
Descriptions and drawings of various baseline designs for primary and secondary schools
How to write well for your audience, including specialists.
Guidance relating to the protection, managing and enforcing of a registered design. Registered designs protect the appearance, shape or decoration of a product.
From 1 October 2017 you will have the option of marking your product with a web address, instead of the registered design number.
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