British Shooting has been told it will have to pay at least £400,000 towards its own Olympic legacy.
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Shooting’s wasted Olympic funds
Peter Duffield, owner of the Dartford Clay shooting club, on why £45 million should be spent on making Dartford a legacy venue for the 2012 Olympics
Judges must boycott Woolwich
In the opinion of the Sportman's Association, the plan to erect a 62ft-high ballistic screen has added to the growing list of reasons not to hold the Olympic clayshooting at Woolwich Barracks
London 2012 Olympic shooting row: Boakes resigns
The London 2012 Olympic shooting row continues with the resignation of British Shooting chairman, Phil Boakes.
Lib Dems challenge Olympic decision and ‘legacy for shooting’
Liberal Democrat London Assembly Olympics Spokesperson, Dee Doocey, has supported the decision by the Sportsman's Association to urge volunteers to boycott London's 2012 Olympics.
Protests over Woolwich shooting venue grow
The Sportsman’s Association announced on 27 April that it will campaign to dissuade all UK shooters from assisting in the running of shooting events at the London 2012 Olympics
Protests grow over Olympic shooting events at Woolwich
The Sportsman’s Association has announced it will campaign to dissuade all UK shooting enthusiasts from assisting in the running of shooting events at the London 2012 Olympics.
Woolwich finalised as 2012 Olympic shooting venue
London 2012 organisers have finally decided to stage the Olympic shooting events at Woolwich, despite opposition to the plan.
Bisley to be rejected for 2012 Olympic shooting events
Games chiefs of the 2012 Olympics are now expected to rule out relocating the 2012 Olympic shooting events to Bisley.
2012 Olympic Games: MPs express concern over Bisley
Parliament has debated the suitability of the Bisley Royal Artillery Barracks as a temporary venue for shooting sports at the 2012 Olympic Games.
Will Bisley host Olympic shooting in 2012?
Olympic minister Tessa Jowell is intransigent as legacy and venues are discussed in Parliament
Olympics minister to review shooting venues
Following the Beijing Games, Tessa Jowell has commissioned a top-level report investigating the feasibility of holding the Olympic shooting at Woolwich Barracks.
UK to host Shotgun World Cup in build up to 2012 Olympics
Dorchester southern shooting ground has been chosen by the world governing body for the sport of shooting, the ISSF, to host one of four Shotgun World Cups in 2010.
GB Pistol Shots to be allowed to train in the UK
The home secretary agrees to use her powers to allow the GB Olympic pistol shooters to train in this country ahead of the Olympics in 2012
Will the Mayor of London back Bisley for the Olympics?
Shooters hope to benefit from the Mayor of London's Olympic site 'legacy masterplan'.