The Game’s On campaign has been featured in an article on thePublican.com website. thePublican.com is the leading community and information resource for the UK pub industry with over 87,000 registered users.
A huge supporter of BASC, Mike Anthony, sadly passed away at the end of May. Mike was the serving President of the Bridgwater Bay Wildfowlers Association and had only recently retired from many years as a BASC shotgun coach.
The Paul Humberstone Memorial Fly-Fishing Competition was held on 2 May. The match was a friendly competition arranged by the Clevedon Wildfowlers to remember their chairman Paul Humberstone who sadly died of cancer last year.
BASC has taken its first steps towards using multimedia communication to promote shooting with the release of its first film on the internet.
BASC is recommending that any decision which affects the ownership of deactivated firearms should be deferred until a report has been received from the National Ballistics Intelligence Service (NaBIS).
Game?s On are delighted to offer visitors the opportunity to enjoy high quality game tastings and the chance to purchase a wide variety of game meat products at up coming game fairs, through Shropshire based game processors and Game?s On supporters, Willo Game.
Game’s On supporter and top chef Mark Gilchrist has returned to his old school to show students how to prepare and cook game.
Mark and the King’s School in Canterbury will be opening a restaurant in the grounds of Canterbury Cathedral from 26-30 June for the school?s annual arts? festival (King?s Week). They will be curing fish, making sausages, skinning rabbits and butchering their own deer – preparing and sourcing as much local wild food as possible for visitors to enjoy.
BASC’s Green Shoots conservation project has celebrated almost a decade of success at a reception in the House of Lords.
The BBC has apologised about mistakes it made during a recent story broadcast on their evening news programme.
