MickJ

Gray, I hope you have checked all of these stations out for us, before posting.

Report in this mornings paper indicate that the BBC is going to scrap the programmes after pressure from Victim Support groups and politicians. Sense at last, though it took a lot of pressure for it to prevail.

Theory

Tuggs is the 'expert' in that department.

You need 15 posts (I think) to qualify for an avi-whats-it.

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and again...........

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This site should list all the MP's and their views on Angling and Shooting. Trouble is it is not up and running yet, but will post the URL, before I forget, so you can keep an eye on it. http://www.vote-ok.co.uk/

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Humorous Lancashire poem

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duty

September 11th.

necessity

Back on topic. As I remember, way back in history, when the lead shot ban was introduced. Fines were £2,000 for selling it and £200 for being caught using it. These figures are from memory and may not be entirely accurate. When the ban was first introduced, river board bailiffs, the predecessors of EA bailiffs, were checking terminal tackle to see if you were using lead. Never heard of anyone being fined though, either for using it or selling it. Still have a load in the stockroom that I withdrew when the ban came in.

This is not an Outlook problem as such, but is caused by a Virus or Spyware on your computer using your e-mail address to hide the real identity of a malicious sender. Newt will probably have a fuller and more accurate explanation than this.

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