EU turns the screw on lead ammunition
Dr O’Gorman discusses the latest policy developments on lead ammunition.
5th February 2021
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Positive impacts of burning recognised by Government
BASC’s Gareth Dockerty unravels what the government’s announcement on burning actually means and organisation’s work behind the scenes to ensure evidence-led policy.
2nd February 2021
SSSI proposals need not impact consenting, says BASC
BASC calls for assurances that consenting applications for shooting are not impeded by SSSI assessment changes in its response to a Natural England consultation.
22nd January 2021
Wild Justice’s catalogue of failures grow again
Another failed judicial review for Wild Justice shows there is no reason to be scared of this radical group.
21st January 2021
A reason to celebrate, or a time to reflect on failed challenges?
It’s almost two years since the launch of Wild Justice, but what are the implications of their latest defeat in the High Court?
19th January 2021
Green Party upland policy cut down to size
Green Party parliamentary questions on afforestation have accidently chopped down their own uplands policy, BASC research finds.
5th January 2021
