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The historic Woodcock Club is set to pass from Shooting Times to the National Gamekeepers’ Organisation, beginning a new chapter for the long-standing shooting institution.
The heavily debated ban on lead ammunition is no longer a matter of if or when; it is a matter of how fast the industry can keep up with demand
A Clumber spaniel made history at the NEC last weekend, but it was a working yellow Lab that caught the eye of the shooting world.
Defra finally recognises that effective deer management is vital for countryside health. However, its latest policy still remains a mixed bag.
Arguments against merging shotgun and firearms licensing systems are made crystal clear during a three-hour parliamentary debate
CL55 brings England's night shooting framework into the modern era, including authorisation of thermal imaging for the first time.
The House of Lords has voted unanimously to take moderators off certificates, with changes expected to follow Royal Assent in the coming months.
Former head gamekeeper David Campbell, 77, ambushed retired groundsman Brian Low on a country path near Aberfeldy after a two-decade feud.
Effective regulation must provide clear boundaries and inspire confidence by balancing risk with opportunity, says Alex Murray
The Government's 10-year plan to tackle deer damage has drawn cautious support from rural organisations, but unease from the ground up.
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