BASC fights NI fees increase proposals.
15th June 2012
BASC is fighting proposals to increase firearm certificate fees in Northern Ireland.
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BASC is fighting proposals to increase firearm certificate fees in Northern Ireland.
Stephen O?Brien MP, the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for International Development, visited a Cheshire farm to see shooting and conservation in action and helped the threatened dormouse.
Michael Hardy and Alan Jarrett have been elected onto BASC Council and John Thornley OBE has been re-elected.
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