Great to see such a good innitiative going from strength to strength:

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/News/get_hooked_friend.html

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i would have thought the red tape alone would interfere ,do they pay for the enhanced check on you or is it on your own head?
OH i see its your wallet their after not volenteers

"Chief Executive at Get Hooked, Anne Moyle, has the responsibility for fundraising and she has her work cut out trying to meet the demand."
hmmmm if she's paid it sounds quite profitable already ,perhaps they need more cars and suits?

must be a volunteer shes got several jobs already

http://www.ecademy.com/account.php?id=58138

seems she couldnt be bothered to turn up here though
http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/commo...ins_1136917.pdf

might be nice to get the accounts of them to see exactly how much drops out the bottom for the kiddies


hmmmmm2

"In 2004, GHOF formed a charitable trust, based in Northumberland. Now with a chief executive, Anne Moyle, it acts as a national umbrella body, setting the standards to which all schemes must adhere, and applying for funding. The National Sports Foundation recently provided a £90,000 grant of lottery money and Moyle has attracted money from the Northern Rock Foundation and other charities. The only government funding is £25,000 from the Environment Agency."

so this shower now make the rules for anyone else that wants to help kids to fish .

power over others takes all forms

This post has been edited by chesters1: May 9 2008, 07:19 PM

I have always said that I would like to take a few people to our local water and let thr-em catch a few fish!
The problem is the cost! A day ticket for the visitor (which is EXPENSIVE!), add to that the cost of fishing a commercial, bait etc.
It turns out a rather expensive day out!