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The BASC media centre is designed for media professionals, but is open and accessible to all.

Here you can find the very latest BASC press releases, contacts, background media briefings and interview opportunities.

For further information, journalists are welcome to call the press office on 01244 573031 or email us. To find out more about our Political Affairs department click here.

SHOOTING IN 2008: JOURNALISTS' BRIEFING

Shooting has been growing in popularity in recent years. One million people take part in shooting every year, contributing more than £1 billion pounds to the UK economy and supporting the equivalent of 70,000 jobs. Click here to find out more.

MEET THE PRESS TEAM - CONTACTS

Telephone numbers and email addresses for the BASC Press Office can be found in this section. 

PRESS RELEASES

All the latest press releases and a searchable archive can be found in this section. To receive BASC press releases direct to your inbox, please email us indicating any particular areas of interest.

BRIEFING SHEETS

Background briefing sheets on the key issues in shooting and proposed legislation on subjects such as game rearing, snaring and firearms.

INTERVIEWS

Need an interview with an expert? We have ISDN radio facilities at our head office and can offer a range of spokespeople for live or pre-recorded radio and TV interviews across the UK

FEATURES

Stuck for story ideas? Our features section can help! We have put together a range of feature material with background information and case studies.

STILL IMAGE ARCHIVE

We have hundreds of images in the BASC archive, which can be made available for high resolution downloads direct from our website.

SHOOTING PROFILES

An introduction to the different shooting disciplines and the team behind the scenes on shoots

CODES OF PRACTICE

BASC promotes high standards and best practice in shooting by publishing a range of codes of practice, many of which go above and beyond the requirements of the law.

WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE!

The historical development of firearms has added to the English language over the years. Expressions such as “lock, stock and barrel”, “a flash in the pan” and “hot-shot” all relate to guns.


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