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Credit is due to our moorland managers Print E-mail
moorlands
Wednesday, 23 July 2008
Our moorlands need highly specialised care Countryside Alliance Chief Executive Simon Hart applauds the work of our moorland managers as one project in Derbyshire is shortlisted for a National Lottery Award: Good news for Derbyshire Peak District's Moors for the Future, which was recently shortlisted for a National Lottery Award for Best Environment Project; thanks to all who voted, it has now made it to the final alongside two other projects - you can now vote for the project to win.
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Moorland initiative in National Lottery Grant final Print E-mail
moorlands
Tuesday, 22 July 2008
Moors for the Future Thank you to everyone who voted for Derbyshire Peak District's Moors for the Future in the first round of voting for the 2008 National Lottery Award for the Best Environment Project. With your help they have made it to the final against just two other projects. Voting for the overall winner has now re-opened from scratch and will close on Friday 8th August 2008.  You can vote on 0845 386 5776 or online. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony which will be shown on prime time TV on Saturday 30th August.
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Be on top of your game this season Print E-mail
shooting news
Tuesday, 15 July 2008
Game to Eat's 7th recipe booklet The Countryside Alliance’s Game-to-Eat campaign has launched its 7th annual recipe booklet, unleashing tempting recipes such as Pan-Seared Pheasant with Bacon and Figs and Roast Partridge with Thyme Butter, Wild Mushrooms and Parsnip Puree on a hungry public ahead of the new shooting season.
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Be on top of your game this season Print E-mail
shooting views
Tuesday, 15 July 2008
Game to Eat's 7th recipe booklet The Countryside Alliance’s Game-to-Eat campaign has launched its 7th annual recipe booklet, unleashing tempting recipes such as Pan-Seared Pheasant with Bacon and Figs and Roast Partridge with Thyme Butter, Wild Mushrooms and Parsnip Puree on a hungry public ahead of the new shooting season.
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Shoots agree: game market is flying Print E-mail
shooting views
Friday, 27 June 2008
The shooting industry is booming The Countryside Alliance’s Game-to-Eat campaign has revealed the results of a new survey of shoots, and it’s good news for game: 90% of shoots feel the market is at least as strong as five years ago and well over half feel it is stronger.
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Shattering rural stereotypes Print E-mail
shooting views
Thursday, 12 June 2008
wildfowling - not posh Countryside Alliance Chief Executive Simon Hart explains why a current television advertisement shows that we must continue to challenge stereotypes: The Countryside Alliance has always taken the view that, when it comes to rural issues, it’s “all of us or none of us”, and this united front has helped us achieve much over a turbulent decade.
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Food writers turn cooks for the day Print E-mail
shooting views
Thursday, 12 June 2008
Ben Weatherall and Rachel Green demonstrate game The Countryside Alliance’s Game-to-Eat campaign organised a game cooking demonstration with a difference at Divertimenti in London on Friday 6th June – the journalists were then asked to prepare their own game dish.
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