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Are you next months star?

Are you a young Gun, beater or picker-up (or you know one) experiencing the field for the first time this year? We would love to hear all about your adventures and experiences. Perhaps you shot your first bird this season, stalked your first deer or started helping out with the gundogs. Why not get in touch to tell u...


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Police and crime commissioners are to be scrapped but this removes a vital contact point between rural bodies and FLDs, says Martin Parker

The Government announced recently that from 2028, the role of police and crime commissioner (PCC) is to be abolished (News, 3 December 2025). Irrespective of ...


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Is the tripod officially obsolete? In this video, we head into the field with Ed Jackson to put the revolutionary Swarovski AT and ST Balance spotting scopes to the ultimate test. Featuring groundbreaking Swarobalance stabilisation technology, these are the first premium spotting scopes designed to deliver a rock-steady image at high ...


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GP medical markers remain voluntary

The Government has refused to make GP medical markers mandatory for firearms certificate holders despite cross-party support from MPs.

During a Westminster Hall debate on 28 January, Liberal Democrat Helen Maguire told MPs the current voluntary system leaves certificate holders’ health changes undetected between licence rene...


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Home Secretary plans national policing overhaul

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s planned overhaul of England and Wales’ police forces could provide the opportunity to create a single, centralised firearms licensing body, the Countryside Alliance has said.

The white paper, published on 26 January under the title ‘From local to national: a new model for policing...


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