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Date set for Countryside Clay Shoot 2017
Next year’s Countryside Clay Shoot will be held on 13th May 2017, at the Six Mile Bottom Estate in Cambridgeshire.
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A new approach to tackling food poverty
A new charity that aims to feed those in need with a free nutritious casserole has just been launched.
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BASC and John Rigby & Co reception
BASC has teamed up with gun makers John Rigby & Co to host a reception event where people can discover the history of the gun maker and the life of one of its most famous clients – Jim Corbett. At the event on May 19, guests will be invited to Read more…
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Take a walk on the wild side with BASC
BASC is hosting a farm walk at a premier UK grey partridge estate which has received national recognition for its wildlife-friendly farming.
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BASC response to English dog breeding licensing consultation
BASC has responded to Defra’s consultation on its review of animal establishments licensing in England and has raised concerns about the proposals relating to the licensing of dog breeding.
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Welsh white-fronted goose proposals – latest BASC update
BASC is calling on all shooters to email the Welsh Government by 7th March in support of the existing voluntary ban on shooting Greenland white-fronted geese.
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BASC boosts South East presence
BASC is set to boost its presence in South East England with the recruitment of an additional regional officer and a move to bigger offices. With a growing membership, now at over 144,500 nationally, BASC is making additional investment to bolster frontline services for members. The creation of the new Read more…
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Congratulations to BASC member Joe Neville for his MBE
Many Congratulations to BASC member Joe Neville for his well-deserved MBE in the New Year’s Honours list for “services to Competitive Shooting”.
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Q&A – European Commission proposals for amending the Firearms Directive
The proposed directive has been published. BASC has already identified discrepancies and contradictions. Our initial assessment is below, but please note that this is likely to change as these proposals move through scrutiny.
