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DEFRA Minister talks shooting
<strong>Richard Beynon MP tells Shooting Times about his views on the benefits of shooting</strong>
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In an exclusive interview in this week’s Shooting Times, the environment minister, Richard Benyon MP, calls for shooting people to do more to promote their sport.
A keen shooting man himself and the recent winner of the GWCT’s Grey Partridge Trophy for his conservation work on his Englefield estate in Berkshire (News, 26 June), Mr Benyon says: “Every shooting person has a job to do to sell the virtues of what they do. Part of that is to show that shooting is for all age groups and income groups, and is available to both urban and rural people.”
The rest of this article appears in the 17th July issue of Shooting Times.
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