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"We very much hope many schools and teachers will adopt this excellent model of inclusive assemblies"

Groundbreaking inclusive school assemblies hub launched to replace collective worship

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"They must be mindful that not everyone is able to transact digitally"

LITRG back OTS call for all in one tax account

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"Shooting generates £2 billion for the economy every year"

BASC launch lobby platform to ensure shooting is valued ahead of General Election

Following confirmation that a General Election will take place on 12 December, BASC has relaunched its dedicated campaign website that allows members and the wider shooting community to directly lobby their election candidates.

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"It is already challenging and stressful for people to claim benefits"

Collaboration needed to overcome Scottish benefits confusion

Devolution is making it harder for claimants to understand the benefits system and the Scottish and UK governments need to work harder to ensure people claim what they are entitled to, according to the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG).

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"NHS organisations need to have a just and learning culture in place"

MDU welcomes safe space for healthcare staff taking part in safety investigations

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"The review could take up to a year and the organisation has said it will consider the views of stakeholders."

BASC urges RSPB to acknowledge shooting’s benefits during review

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"Scotland’s budget process has potentially become the latest victim of Britain’s Brexit impasse."

UK Budget delay a threat to devolved tax scrutiny

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"LITRG is particularly concerned that people may not be aware of the trading and property allowances"

LITRG issues reminder of tax allowances ahead of paper tax return deadline

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"How some tax credit debts are collected is changing"

Wages a target in tax credit repayment drive, warns LITRG

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"The same-sex marriage law is expected to come into force in February and abortion by April."

Humanists welcome ‘extraordinary’ day as NI gets legal abortion, same-sex marriage

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"Any sightings of rice breast should be reported"

‘Rice breast’ in wildfowl increasingly prevalent, new research finds

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"It is fantastic to have the support to provide this gateway to the uplands"

Children get to learn “Moor” as pioneering project boosted by £37k BASC legacy funding

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"A huge thank you to our volunteers"

Bird boxes, bee hotels and game burgers the highlight of Young Shots day in NI

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"We are pleased that the OTS has highlighted the injustice faced by many low income workers who unfairly miss out on tax relief"

New report provides boost to campaigners for pension fairness

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"Many people who shoot also engage directly with species-specific conservation projects either led by BASC or with conservation partners."

BASC says all must up their game to meet challenges in new Environment Bill

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"HMRC are also considering how to help customers who need extra support in compliance interventions"

Government heed LITRG’s call to improve GOV.UK

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"Proposals for such taxes may have a role in focusing minds on reaching international agreement."

OECD progress makes case for keeping UK Digital Services Tax on ice

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"The poll also found that 45 per cent of Scots believe that the amount of income tax they pay has gone up in recent years"

Poll: Scots still failing to understand devolved taxes but support new levies

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"The SNH consultation is part of a review which will see the new general licences coming into effect in 2020."

BASC provide ‘robust and far-reaching’ response to Scottish general licences consultation

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