In the face of an election billed as a foregone conclusion, BASC’s Christopher Graffius argues why we all must continue to press for a positive outcome for shooting.
Boredom and apathy have no place in a general election Read more...
The Value of Shooting report underlines the importance of shooting, conservation and the rural vote ahead of the general election on 4 July.
New report finds shooting worth £3.3 billion to the UK economy Read more...
Read BASC’s statement in response to the announcement by the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak that a general election will be held on 4 July 2024.
BASC responds to general election announcement Read more...
With PCC elections set to take place on 2 May , BASC’s Martin Parker addresses the question of why you should cast your vote this time around.
Why your vote matters in the PCC elections Read more...
BASC has launched a digital platform to allow you to contact your local PCC candidates regarding firearms licensing ahead of elections in May.
PCC elections: make a difference to the future of firearms licensing Read more...
BASC hosted the Secretary of State for Defra, Steve Barclay, at the inaugural Northern Gamekeepers’ Conference on 8 March at Swinton Estate.
BASC members quiz Defra Secretary of State at Northern Gamekeepers’ Conference Read more...
A second day of MSP voting on the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill has seen a vital BASC amendment accepted.
Critical BASC amendment accepted on Scottish grouse Bill Read more...
MSPs today entered day one of voting on Stage 2 amendments to the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill.
Successful BASC amendments improve Scottish grouse Bill; but snaring ban progresses Read more...
The BASC Wildlife Fund last night held a political reception in the Senedd, highlighting the positive impacts of sustainable shooting.
First BASC Wildlife Fund political reception held in Welsh parliament Read more...
BASC chief executive Ian Bell met with Environment Secretary Steve Barclay MP recently to discuss the issues facing shooting.
Government support for sustainable shooting reaffirmed at BASC meeting Read more...
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