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Firearms Inquiry - remaining united |
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 |
 You may have read in this week's "Shooting Times" that the Home Affairs Select Committee on firearms control "experienced such a large volume of emails from members of the shooting community submitting evidence to the current inquiry that its computers crashed". The magazine reports that, as at the submission deadline of 27th August, the clerk of the committee had received over 300 submissions; a huge number. |
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Game-to-Eat’s autumn mission |
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 |
 The Countryside Alliance Foundation’s Game-to-Eat campaign has a packed autumn of initiatives, including publication of its tenth annual recipe booklet; step-by-step game preparation web films, trade newsletters and a series of game workshops for chefs at Leith’s in London. Order a recipe book or newsletter now from
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Countryside Alliance Awards - nominate now |
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 |
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The 2010 Countryside Alliance Awards are open to nomination - nominate here. The Awards are our annual celebration of rural business, produce, communities, skills and heritage through the people who work so hard to make country life tick. You can nominate in one or more of our 8 categories, and you can vote more than once. Voting closes in late October. Read more about the Awards, criteria, categories and past winners at www.countrysideallianceawards.co.uk. Email
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or phone 0207 840 9340 if you would like hard-copy nomination forms or publicity posters. |
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Blair and hunting – the truth |
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 |
 Tony Blair’s reputation for not being wholly wedded to the truth has been supported by more important evidence than his behaviour over the Hunting Act, but that issue and his re-writing of history in his memoir ‘A Journey’ typifies his delusion. In it he says that the hunting ban is “one of the domestic legislative measures I most regret”, but claims he ensured that the Hunting Act was “a masterly British compromise” that left enough loopholes to allow hunting to continue “provided certain steps were taken to avoid cruelty when the fox is killed.” |
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Home Affairs Committee Inquiry into firearms control - our submission |
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Friday, 03 September 2010 |
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The deadline has now passed for submissions to the inquiry into firearms control, set up by the Home Affairs Select Committee in the wake of the Cumbria shootings. Hundreds of submissions have been received by the inquiry and we await news of the Committee's views. Please read on for key points from the Countryside Alliance's own submission to the inquiry or alternatively download our full submission here. |
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Buy your new season shooting badge |
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Friday, 30 July 2010 |
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 With the new season in prospect, please support the Countryside Alliance's shooting campaign by buying your new 2010/11 shooting badge. The cartridge-shaped badges change colour each season, and this year have been produced in turquoise blue. Shooting supporters can buy a £100 season badge or a £10 supporter badge, safe in the knowledge that funds raised will be ploughed straight back into promoting and defending your sport. Click here to buy your badge. Visit www.shooting-alliance.org.uk to find out about our campaign and our excellent shooting insurance offers. |
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