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LA line The PickUp Line is being piloted for six months in West Hollywood.

By not being piloted, for one thing: the review team wants its prescriptions tested in a few areas before they are applied nationwide.

And despite the course being piloted for chairs of governors by the National College for School Leadership, he notes that "there is very little of it about".

After being piloted for a year, the two buses which travel around the bus box in the city centre will be discontinued and a new electric seven-seater minibus will replace the service – aiming to provide necessary transport for the elderly and disabled through the city centre's pedestrianised zones.

Funding for surfing lessons is being piloted for the first time by the NHS as a form of therapy.

A Ministry of Justice spokeswoman said it was a privately-run pilot, which was not overseen or being piloted for the government.

A similar scheme has already been piloted for lone parents and is being rolled out nationally.

The culls, intended to curb tuberculosis in cattle, have been piloted for the last two years in Gloucestershire and Somerset.

But it is now beginning to be piloted for other conditions – the Oxford Cognitive Approaches to Psychosis Group, for example, is testing its efficacy in severe paranoia.

This could initially be piloted for Tier 5 countries.

The study was piloted for 4 weeks prior to study launch, with consequent minor adjustments in the script and questions for clarity.