The countdown is on for The British Shooting Show – book tickets online today and save on gate price!
League Against Cruel Sports Campaigns chief sacked
The League Against Cruel Sports has confirmed that its head of campaigns and communications, Steve Taylor, has been dismissed for gross misconduct following a disciplinary investigation concerning expenses claims.
The organisation says that disciplinary papers have now been handed to the police.
Mr Taylor’s deputy, Louise Robertson, will take over his duties.
She said: “We are moving forward in positioning ourselves as the lead enforcers on wildlife crime and taking our campaigns from strength to strength.”
Say what you think in the Shooting UK forums!
Related Articles
News
Stalkers told to step up culls amid venison demand
BASC warns commercial contracts could be lost unless deer managers respond to unprecedented demand from major venues and growing public appetite.
By ShootingUK
News
Knife sale licensing plans must be axed
The Home Office wants to put police forces in charge of a proposed licensing regime for the sale of all knives, warns Conor O’Gorman
By ShootingUK
Get the latest news delivered direct to your door
Subscribe to Shooting Times & Country
Discover the ultimate companion for field sports enthusiasts with Shooting Times & Country Magazine, the UK’s leading weekly publication that has been at the forefront of shooting culture since 1882. Subscribers gain access to expert tips, comprehensive gear reviews, seasonal advice and a vibrant community of like-minded shooters.
Save on shop price when you subscribe with weekly issues featuring in-depth articles on gundog training, exclusive member offers and access to the digital back issue library. A Shooting Times & Country subscription is more than a magazine, don’t just read about the countryside; immerse yourself in its most authoritative and engaging publication.
