Shooting UK

The new school year is well under way, and for most of you the summer holidays already feel like a distant memory. So, this month we’ve turned our attention to what comes next. We ask whether you’d take a GCSE in Natural History, find out how to get a gamekeeper into your classroom and share expert advice on starting a career in keepering – including where to study. ...

Collaboration might seem an overused word these days, but it is becoming increasingly important in every sphere of life, in households, work and our organisations.

It might be deciding who is having whom for Christmas, sharing the care of family members young and old or sharing the load at work – and, of course, it applies to our organisations and policymakers...

The back of the truck opened and shut on the roller-blind principle, secured by a specially designed safety spring clip that passed through a fitting like the hasp of a padlock.

Motoring up country to collect a load of chattels, it seemed sensible to travel with Boss and Chuckle in the back of the empty lorry, where they could stretch their legs or settle on t...

Last week, BASC and the Angling Trust hosted a rural reception at the Labour conference in Liverpool, as we have done jointly for many years.

At our event, Jenny Riddell-Carpenter, the Government’s recently appointed ‘Nature Minister’, described a Britain of warm ale, black labradors and country pubs as a “far-right nostalgic vision” that “never really existed...

I head up a team of six keepers – all good lads and lasses – and alongside them I have a part-time keeper. This makes for a fairly strong team, with lots of different skills to bring to the party. I consider myself fortunate to have a team so dedicated to getting the job done. As a manager, I think I am fairly relaxed, as long as they are putting in the hours I expec...