Is the old boy and old girl network old hat?
The Comment page of the latest issue of the industry magazine, Gun Trade News, pointed up the way in which searching for positive stories about […]
Blog
Big gun gets even bigger in the magazine business.
Future PLC, publishers of Gun Trade News, Clay Shooting and a number of other country titles, has swooped to secure ownership of Shooting Gazette and Shooting Times. The move, which saw […]
Right man for the job
BASC Members have until the end of next month to vote for two of the ten candidates who have put themselves up for election to […]
It’s not the Wokes causing the fall
A report in the Daily Telegraph has highlighted what it describes as the way in which many people are apparently “running scared”, when it comes […]
The future of British Shooting put on a great performance
guntrader.uk had the pleasure of sponsoring the Schools Pistol Championships again this year and were delighted to be able to attend the finals this week. […]
No retreat at Dunkirk
From time to time life throws up small events that if left unconsidered simply dissolve into the haze, but when looked at closely reveal everything […]
When the law may not be the answer
It is understandable that bodies like BASC and the Countryside Alliance should welcome the Conservative manifesto commitment to make trespass illegal; however, should a new […]
Lord, please don’t have Mersey on us.
The only possible reaction to the news that Liverpool City Council had passed a motion condemning all game shooting as “barbaric” is well, what else […]
Life in the wild west
The video which accompanies this article is both chilling and at the same time illustrative of the apparent impunity with which so called animal rights […]
Let’s give them some of the same
The multi-agency group behind the Langholm Moor Demonstration Project has published its final report. Starting in 2008 a team of five gamekeepers was employed to […]
RSPB: Still struggling with the facts
Claude Cockburn’s will not be a name known to many now, but fifty years ago this former foreign correspondent and writer was widely recognised well […]
Licenced to kill
Last week Countryside Alliance chief Tim Bonner met the new Secretary of State for the Environment, Theresa Villiers. Heading the list of topics for discussion […]
Charlie Packsem’s them in at Bird Fair
At the annual gathering of the ornithological clan, the Bird Fair, held two weeks ago, shooting journalist Charlie Jacoby, bearded the lion or in this […]
You couldn’t make it up
That hackneyed phrase was the one selected by Chris Packham to describe reports much covered in the press, concerning British shooters travelling to Iceland to […]
The Exclusion Games
Shooting sports was forced to yield last week. For all its articulacy in making its case, it had no defence against one of modern life’s […]
Law abiding pay a criminal price.
On the June 20th a firearms licencing team, backed up by more than 20 police including two armed officers- appeared at the premises of a […]
What a shower
In August last year we covered the tragic case of Stanley Metcalf, (see: ‘Not nice work from the Network‘ 16-08-18) the six year old boy […]
With friends like these….
It doesn’t take much to imagine the smug satisfaction felt by those involved with Wild Justice after its torpedoing of the general licence. The campaigning […]
WHEN DOING NOTHING IS NOT AN ANSWER
All the agencies involved are to be congratulated on the latest announcement of the results of the successful campaign to exterminate the rat population on […]