BASC or the Climate Change Committee – who would you believe?
Wild Justice issued papers last week challenging DEFRA’s feeble new Burning Regulations. Predictably, BASC, a pro-shooting organisation which is always jumping up and down sh...
Press release from Leigh Day and Wild Justice
Wild Justice issues legal challenge to new rules on burning of peatlands A legal challenge to new rules governing the burning of heather and grass on peatlands in England has bee...
Shooting Times and the imperfect 8
See four previous blogs to catch up on this story: 28 May, Alleged breach of general licences; 2 July, The Shooting Times and the general licences; 2 July, A letter to the Shooting...
Wild Justice’s second year accounts and corporation tax
Wild Justice is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee and so we file our accounts with Companies House and pay corporation tax on our ‘profits’. When setting up...
Thank you!
We get some lovely letters and notes and cards and emails. This note was one of many which arrived this week, accompanying a cheque. Thank you to all our supporters. Wild Justice d...
Progress on Northern Ireland general licences
The current Northern Ireland general licences are shockingly bad – as we wrote and told the Northern Ireland authorities back in the spring (click here for details). There ar...
Thank you Gill!
Gill Lewis is a children’s author who has written many books about issues in nature conservation. Her books Sky Dancer and Eagle Warrior are very specifically about illegal k...
What that Shooting Times article might have said
In the Shooting Times of 10 February there was an article entitled Shooting for a Perfect Ten which purported to be an account of a day’s shooting where the aim was to shoot ...
