Purbeck Shooting School in Dorset, one of the leading clay target shooting schools in the country, has been selected by the Disabled Shooting Project (DSP) as the venue for its inaugural South West Regional Conference to be held in March 2013.
News
Olympic Gold Medallist Peter Wilson helps launch National Shooting Week
Olympic Double Trap Gold Medallist Peter Wilson joined Defra Minister Richard Benyon MP at Parliament for the launch of the Countryside Alliance’s National Shooting Week 2013.
Park Lodge Shooting School shortlisted for Regional Award
Park Lodge Shooting School has been shortlisted in the Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards 2013.
MP challenges banks over shooting industry discrimination
MP challenges banks over shooting industry discrimination: Jim Shannon MP has tabled an early day motion calling for an end to banks’ discrimination against gun dealers and game keepers.
Edgar Brothers offers left-handed shooters more options
Edgar Brothers is now able to offer left-handed shooters more brands and calibres of firearms than any other distributor in the UK.
Eagle owl attacks men in Scottish Highlands
Eagle owl attacks men in Scottish Highlands: Police are warning the public to steer clear of an eagle owl that has attacked two men in Inverness.
Regional winners of ‘Rural Oscars’ announced
Rural Oscars: Shooting businesses including Hampshire's Lains Shooting School and Oxfordshire Shooting School have been celebrating after winning regional titles in the Countryside Alliance Awards, AKA the Rural Oscars.
Badger cull to go ahead in Gloucestershire and Somerset
Environment secretary Owen Paterson has confirmed that the badger cull is to go ahead in two areas from this June.
Exclusive: RSPB/National Trust contractor damages moorland
RSPB accused of double standards over moorland management after its Peak District moor is left rutted and damaged in wet weather
Retired civil servant pleads guilty over shooting squirrel
Bill Worthington, a 75-year-old retired civil servant, from Bedbury, Cheshire, has pleaded guilty to causing a grey squirrel "unnecessary suffering".
Shotgun maker Guerini to sponsor Olympic medal winner Richard Faulds
Guerini is to sponsor Olympic gold-medal-winner Richard Faulds MBE, it has announced.
UK’s Wildlife Crime Unit wins reprieve from government cuts
The future of the National Wildlife Crime Unit (NWCU) has been safeguarded for another year thanks to Government funding, environment minister Richard Benyon has announced.
30 shotguns and pistols discovered behind false wall
More than 30 shotguns and pistols have been discovered hidden behind a false wall in Dinas Powys in Wales.