DRTaylor

In the next few weeks the Government will respond to the Home Affairs Committee’s recommendations into firearms licensing. The Countryside Alliance has concerns over some of the proposals made, specifically, young people, fees, ex partners and Section 1 certificates. A short film about our concerns can be found here: http://www.countryside-alliance.org.uk/shooting-campaigns/shooting-views/film-on-the-firearms-debate/ Obviously the government doesn’t have to accept and of the recommendations, but what are people’s thoughts regarding the recommendations? Does anyone agree wi

Hi all, I think there has been a bit of confusion over this issue. I've just been asked by the membership department to post the following: The Countryside Alliance are currently offering half price membership to new members for the first year only. This membership offer does include our superb country pursuits insurance with £10m public liability and much more. Although we don't offer a specific category for unemployed, we do have an Under 25 membership for half price at £9 and a Gamekeepers category at half price for £16. For more information on our superb membership and insurance of

Thanks for the warm welcome. StevoSmith, yes, the half price offer is still on.

Just a quick introduction. My name is David Taylor. I’m 28 years old and live with my wife and two dogs in a small village in Bedfordshire. I have been shooting since the age of eight. I am interested in many aspects of shooting – driven & walked up game, wildfowling, stalking and pigeons. I like to work my dogs and I have also been known to pick up a rod, but only occasionally. When the weather is too bad, I reload for my 10 bore and have just started reloading for my .308 and .243. I work as the Shooting Campaign Manager for the Countryside Alliance; therefore I can act as a so