BASC East
BASC provides voice for shooters on coastal access
The UK?s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) will provide a voice for shooters on future coastal access plans.
BASC East
Green Shoots helps Cheshire wetlands project grow
Wetland habitats in Cheshire have been restored through work carried out as part of a pilot project spearheaded by the UK?s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), working in partnership with other conservation bodies.
BASC East
BASC renews stalking rights on Arran
BASC has won the Forestry Commission Scotland tender for deer stalking on the Isle of Arran for 2010/11 with an option to renew for up to 5 years.
BASC East
Little Downham Woodpigeon Club help Italian try pigeon shooting
The BASC Eastern Regional Centre was contacted by Roberto, an Italian from Sardinia, to see if he could have a go at pigeon shooting whilst visiting the UK.
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BASC calls for mass response to Home Affairs Committee firearms review
The influential Home Affairs Select Committee has announced that it intends to hold a thorough inquiry into firearms law after the shooting incidents in Cumbria and Northumbria.
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BASC wins
The UK?s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) is to lead a
BASC East
Ely & District Wildfowlers? Association receives
The Ely & District Wildfowlers? Association has received a
BASC East
BASC celebrates new deal with Chudleys
The UK?s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), has renewed its partnership with Chudleys dog food.
Chudleys has signed a new contract to sponsor BASC?s gundog programme for the next two years. Chudleys is one of the UK?s leading manufacturers of dog food and specialises in catering for working dogs.
BASC East
BASC and CAI defeat ban on snares and golden plover shooting in Northern Ireland
The Northern Ireland Assembly has voted to regulate rather than ban the use of snares, and to retain golden plover on the quarry list after a joint lobbying campaign by BASC Northern Ireland and Countryside Alliance Ireland.
