Band Aid (band) musicians. This version, released in 1989 was produced by British songwriting and production team formed of Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman known as Stock Aitken Waterman. The only artists from the original Band Aid to be featured again on this version were Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward of Bananarama. This version topped the UK Singles Chart for three weeks, but ultimately achieved far less historical significance and status than its predecessor. On Friday 1 December 1989, Bob Geldof called Pete Waterman to ask if he would consider producing a new version of the song featuring the big stars
People In Aid through use of the Code and became a UK registered charity. Seven agencies implemented the People In Aid Code and published their findings in 'Ahead of the Field' (2001). They were: Subsequently, People In Aid focused on providing the information it believed agencies needed to improve their quality of human resource management. Its output expanded and included workshops, handbooks, affinity groups, template policies, research and information notes. The Code was revised in 2003, based on feedback, and became known as the "Code of Good Practice" with the intention of reflecting the cultural diversity and differing approaches of agencies within the