<strong>Anti-fieldsports group announces it is to offload some of its sanctuaries to raise funds to protect the Hunting Act</strong>
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Last week, 2,000 days after the passage of the Hunting Act, on 11 August, LACS chief executive Douglas Batchelor announced the sale: ?Our investment in this campaign recognises the massive public support and strength of feeling that there must be no return to bloodsports. We will not lie down and allow the views of a small minority to undo years of hardwork in bringing about a ban.?
The rest of this article appears in 18th August issue of Shooting Times.
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