Powys residents warned of consequences of game shooting restrictions
More than a 100 gamekeepers, local residents and business owners attended the Act Now campaign event in Llangedwyn.
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To restore nature and rebuild rural trust, the government must ensure that regulators don’t misuse their powers, says BASC via an article in The Spectator this week.
Following a front page article in The Telegraph last week, backed up by an interview on GB News and a piece in LabourList – read this here – coverage of BASC’s win in the High Court against Natural England has continued to flow. Our latest write up of the story features in The Spectator this week.
The piece, which you can read below, discusses the impact of this landmark judgment, with the consequences likely to reverberate far outside of the shooting sector.
Rebuilding the trust of rural communities will not be an easy task for the government, but we hope that this set of events will act as a catalyst for a reset on how regulators operate in the countryside.
More than a 100 gamekeepers, local residents and business owners attended the Act Now campaign event in Llangedwyn.
Conor O’Gorman encourages people to sign a petition against changes to shotgun licensing rules and to keep sending letters to MPs.
BASC has urged the Labour Party to listen to rural voters during its reception at the Labour Party conference in Brighton this weekend.