Shooting and rural organisations announce five-year transition away from lead shot and single-use plastics for live quarry shooting.
Environment minister welcomes new lead position.
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP has welcomed the statement from leading rural organisations calling for an end to the use of lead in shotgun cartridges used for live quarry within five years.
In this blog BASC’s political and press officer in Scotland, Ross Ewing, explores what BASC is doing to tackle online defamation.
BASC North director honoured at the Great British Shooting Awards.
Public taking time to vote makes award “more special”.
George Eustice MP appointed in cabinet reshuffle.
In March, dog enthusiasts will once again assemble in Birmingham’s NEC Arena to celebrate Crufts. Three BASC rings are dedicated to showcasing working gundogs and host the historic Gamekeepers’ Classes.
Extension allows the countryside to operate as normal at a crucial time of year.
