As part of National Shooting Week 2009, which has a remit of attracting newcomers to shooting sports and not "preaching to the choir", Men's magazine FHM's "High Street Honeys" were filmed enjoying a day of clay shooting at the West London Shooting School.
The second National Shooting Week will take place between 3 - 11 May 2008. This groundbreaking event will be organised once again by the Countryside Alliance on behalf of the British Shooting Sports Council. In May 2007 the first ever National Shooting Week was held in the UK with more than 200 public open days enabling thousands of people to try shooting for the very first time.
The Countryside Alliance's Game-to-eat campaign has negotiated a 10% discount for all members wanting to purchase a copy of Mintel’s latest report into game meat sales - ‘Game and Exotic Meat - UK’.
To purchase your copy, please call Anouk Mariacci-Blua on +44 (0)20 7606 6000 or email her at
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The price of the Mintel report is £1500, so £1350 with the discount. Offer available until 30th April 2007
A true sporting man loves a challenge, but to restore 3,500 acres of North Yorkshire moorland, abandoned for more than a decade, is not a task for the faint hearted!
The 2006 Game Meat Research, conducted independently for the Alliance's Game-to-Eat campaign, provides a summary and analysis of two market surveys undertaken early in 2006 to ascertain facts about game meat production and marketing during the shooting season 2005/6.
This shooting season, 8,500 butchers and 4,000 pubs will receive the Countryside Alliance’s ‘Game to Eat’ campaign promotional newsletter.
From September 2009, school children will be able to take a GCSE in Clay Target Shooting. The course has been developed by the CPSA.
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A true sporting man loves a challenge, but to restore 3,500 acres of North Yorkshire moorland, abandoned for more than a decade, is not a task for the faint hearted!
The 2006 Game Meat Research, conducted independently for the Alliance's Game-to-Eat campaign, provides a summary and analysis of two market surveys undertaken early in 2006 to ascertain facts about game meat production and marketing during the shooting season 2005/6.
