BASC has called for an urgent meeting with the Policing Minister following the Home Office’s announcement of plans to increase firearms licensing fees.
BASC warns against fee increase without licensing reform Read more...
Read our explanation of the HSE’s proposals on restrictions for lead ammunition in more detail, plus BASC’s position on each.
HSE recommendations on lead restriction proposals explained Read more...
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has sent its final recommendations to the government on restriction proposals for lead ammunition in England, Scotland and Wales.
Moving away from lead: the next stage Read more...
Gloucestershire Constabulary has confirmed that its ongoing firearms licensing issues are being addressed, following a key meeting with BASC.
Gloucestershire firearms licensing: Encouraging signs, but work remains Read more...
Gloucestershire firearms licensing procedures have taken a significant step forward following sustained pressure from BASC.
Gloucestershire firearms grant applications to resume after BASC pressure Read more...
Bill Harriman is back with his Both Barrels column, this time focusing Gloucestershire police’s decision to cease processing grants.
Both Barrels: the state of firearms licensing Read more...
BASC is asking all members in Scotland to complete the NatureScot Species Licensing Review questionnaire before closing date on 20 November.
NatureScot Species Licensing Review – make your voice heard Read more...
BASC has accused Gloucestershire Constabulary of failing to fulfil a statutory duty by suspending firearm certificate grants.
Gloucestershire Constabulary suspends certificate grants Read more...
“It’s a complex picture and it is important that you are listened to”, said Shadow Environment Secretary Steve Barclay MP at BASC’s Conservative rural reception.
Importance of rural voices being heard highlighted at Conservative conference Read more...
Speaking at the Labour Party conference Rural Reception, Minister Daniel Zeichner recognised the important role of BASC.
Defra minister recognises ‘really important role’ of BASC Read more...
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