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Thursday, 11 March 2010 |
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Countryside Alliance Chief Executive Simon Hart writes: On Tuesday the Government launched a consultation on ‘Dangerous Dogs’ with a fanfare of media coverage about a 12 fold increase in dog fighting and a rising number of dog attacks on postal workers. These issues may, as Ministers suggest, be of growing public concern, but some of the ‘solutions’ proposed in the consultation bare little, if any, relation to the problems they are supposed to address. |
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Thursday, 25 February 2010 |
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Countryside Alliance Chief Executive Simon Hart writes: The Moorlands Association this week released an Uplands Manifesto, which makes a number of important recommendations to the next Government about safeguarding our precious moorlands. Unsurprisingly it identifies shooting and related moorland management as the beating heart of English and Welsh uplands. |
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010 |
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Game- to-Eat is delighted that, for the second year running, it is to be the main sponsor of the Living Heritage country shows. The thirteen show schedule kicks off in Thame on the weekend of 3rd April and then moves around the country until October 2010. The Living Heritage shows are the ideal platform to show a new audience how versatile game is, and Chefs Rob Marles and Tony Robertson will be showcasing their skills. To accommodate the interest in cooking game the demonstration theatre will be bigger and better with even more seating this year. Read on for dates and venues.... |
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Friday, 27 November 2009 |
Countryside Alliance Chief Executive Simon Hart urges trust between the Police and the shooting community: The relationship between the Police and the shooting community is generally a warm one, the odd firearms licensing issue aside. The police respect those who use legal firearms as a responsible part of the community and are keen to differentiate between legal and illegal gun use.
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Wednesday, 30 September 2009 |
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Natural England’s decision to remove two gull species – the Herring Gull and the Greater Black-Backed Gull – from English General Licences has been met with disappointment by the Countryside Alliance. The decision was announced as part of Natural England’s response to its recent consultation on General Licences. |
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Friday, 07 August 2009 |
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It may be helpful for anyone involved in shooting to read our "Shooting resources" page, containing useful free advice and guidance. On this page you will find the Code of Good Shooting Practice, advice on preparing a risk assessment for your shoot, the leaflet "Making the most of your game," the Wild Game Guide to European food hygiene legislation and advice on Open General Licences. Click here for helpful guides and advice to ensure best practice shooting. You may also like to buy your shooting badge and car sticker, sure in the knowledge that money raised will go straight into promoting and defending your sport. |
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Friday, 19 June 2009 |
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The Countryside Alliance’s Game-to-Eat campaign has teamed up with TV Chef Mark Hix to produce a booklet containing seasonal game cooking recipe ideas. The booklet contains a step by step guide showing how to produce dishes such as roast partridge with mushrooms and autumn greens or braised venison with carrots, all taken from Mark Hix’s new book – the appropriately named “Seasonal Food”. |
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