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BASC statement on Lincolnshire Police medical checks policy
BASC seeking legal advice on Lincolnshire Police medical checks policy.
BASC seeking legal advice on Lincolnshire Police medical checks policy.
Since Dan and Emily took over Orston Shooting Ground 18 months ago, they have continually invested in the business to make improvements and put on new competitions and events, with a view to make it the best shooting ground in the East Midlands. Orston Shooting Ground offers eight clay shooting Read more…
John Dillon was one of the founder members of Traeth Bach Wildfowlers Association and a member of the Mawddach Wildfowlers for many years. The family moved from Surrey to North Wales in 1970. In his early years, John did his national service, worked as a panel beater, mechanic and shepherd. Read more…
BASC NI has recently launched a petition calling on the Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) to amend General Licences to allow the shooting of pest birds on Sundays. Currently, the General Licences allow authorised persons to kill or take pest birds in order to conserve wild birds, preserve public health Read more…
Avian flu is found in a back yard flock of chickens and ducks near Carmarthenshire.
BASC is advising members that an avian influenza prevention zone has today been declared for England, Wales and Scotland. The zone covers the whole of England, Wales and Scotland and will remain in place for 30 days. The zone requires the immediate and compulsory housing of domestic chickens, hens, turkeys Read more…
The Scottish Government has confirmed its vets have found a strain of avian (H5) flu at a poultry farm near Dunfermline, Fife. Initial tests have suggested it is a “low pathogenic strain” but poultry farmers across Scotland are urged to be vigilant. Within the one-kilometre control zone, a range of Read more…
An election for vacancies on BASC Council will be held at the AGM on the 18th of June 2016.
The UK’s largest shooting organisation, BASC, is out to help the water vole.
A series of surveys to gauge the success of a project to help boost water vole numbers in North Wales will be held this summer. Water voles are in serious decline in many parts of Britain. The surveys will provide the benchmark for the future conservation of water voles in North Wales. The surveys have been organised by BASC and will be undertaken across North Wales as part of a three-year project, funded by Natural Resources Wales to tackle invasive non-native species including the American mink. BASC members are being asked to help with the surveys.