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Responding to the launch of the Cairngorms Capercaillie Emergency Plan, BASC Scotland director, Peter Clark said: “The Cairngorms stands as the final bastion for capercaillie in the UK and efforts must be made to protect this iconic species. “BASC has played its part in supporting this important conservation effort, including making a financial contribution of… Read more »
BASC has helped deliver a pilot course for police firearms enquiry officers (FEOs) aimed at giving them hands-on experience of the types of guns and shooting activities they are likely to encounter in their work. The course was run earlier in September at Bisley Shooting Ground under the auspices of the British Shooting Sports Council,… Read more »
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A serving minister has said that zero tolerance on racism “is just a slogan in today’s politics” in what appears to be a swipe at the government’s handling of comments made by a Conservative donor. Rishi Sunak took the whole of Tuesday to call out the remarks from businessman Frank Hester, first reported in The… Read more »
A minister has claimed this morning that the plan to offer £3,000 to asylum seekers to voluntarily move to Rwanda is a “good use of public money”. It comes after a report in The Times suggested that migrants who have been refused asylum in the UK will be offered thousands of pounds to move to… Read more »
