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BASC: Fees settlement must be fair.
A police bid for increased fees for firearms licensing must be fair and must be matched by improved efficiency and consistent service delivery, according to BASC.
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BASC boosts North of England team.
Duncan Thomas, a former wildlife crime liaison officer in a high-profile role with Lancashire Constabulary, has joined BASC, to boost the regional team for the North of England.
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New website launched to demonstrate lead shot compliance
A new website has been launched to allow everyone who shoots to show their commitment to uphold the laws on lead shot.
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Gamekeepers getting ready for Crufts 2011
Gamekeepers, beaters and pickers-up from across the UK are getting ready for one of the highlights of the gundog calendar ? Crufts 2011.
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BASC calls for uniform approach to firearms licensing
The UK?s largest shooting organisation is calling for police forces across the country to take a consistent and efficient approach to firearms licensing before any increase in fees is considered.
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BASC launches phased direct debit scheme for membership
The UK?s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), is launching a phased direct debit payment scheme to make it even easier and more cost effective for people to join.
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New airgun offence due to come into force
New legislation has been introduced by the Government which will make it an offence to fail to properly secure airguns in order to prevent them falling into the hands of children.
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Shoots receive
Shooters will be at the forefront of conserving the UK?s protected dormouse population thanks to a grant of
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Cold-weather shooting restrictions lifted in Northern Ireland, England and Wales
A statutory suspension of waterfowl shooting in Northern Ireland is to be lifted after the recent thaw. Restrictions are to remain in force in Scotland but the possibility of a statutory suspension of the shooting of ducks, geese and waders in England and Wales has been avoided.
