BASC’s open letter urges the Scottish government to overturn their decision to exclude shooting businesses from the Covid-19 support grant.
These businesses need support from the Scottish Government now more than ever.
New licences will come into force on 1 April 2020 and follow on from an SNH consultation and review.
BASC Scotland’s Ross Ewing explores the vital importance of politicians being able to meet with organisations of all persuasions.
“A recently published report has set out 99 recommendations…”
A ‘hardened’ approach is needed for deer population management in Scotland.
Rifts in review group make it easier for the government to go against recommendations.
"An outstanding ambassador for shooting in Scotland."
BASC Scotland will discuss review's findings with government.
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