Rise in patients contribute to improved results at BPAS

Higher fees and the treatment of more patients has resulted in a 6% increase in income for charitable pregnancy and sexual health services provider British Pregnancy Advisory Services (BPAS).The organisation, which operates 17 abortion clinics and 32 consultation centres, reported sales of £21.2m for the year ended 31 March 2006 (2005: £20m). High operating costs…