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New CEO at Salmon & Trout Conservation

Submitted by jane on March 13, 2020 - 6:25pm

S&TC’s CEO, Paul Knight, is to retire at the end of June 2020 and Nick Measham, currently Deputy Chief Executive, will take over the reins of the UK’s premier wild fish charity.

Paul Knight stands down on June 30th after 26 years with the organisation, 18 of which have been as CEO, although he will continue for a further year with some part-time consultancy work, mainly connected to his Co-chairmanship of the NGOs at the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organistion (NASCO).

Angling Clubs and Fisheries Funding Opportunity - Wheely Boat Trust & Angling Trust

Submitted by jane on December 9, 2019 - 5:39pm
Applications are now open for Wheelyboat fundingmaking fishing and angling accessible for all
 
December 2nd 2019  Deadline for applications is Saturday January 4th 2020

The Wheelyboat Trust and the Angling Trust are delighted to announce the second round of funding for four wheelchair accessible Wheelyboats is now open to angling clubs and fisheries across the UK. 
 

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Plastic Patrol comes to Gylly Beach Falmouth on 21 September 2019

Submitted by jane on September 18, 2019 - 2:37pm

On Saturday 21 September 2019 Plastic Patrol, a global movement to eradicate single use plastic, is coordinating a series of clean ups across the UK as well as Europe, Brazil, Thailand, Mexico and the USA to mark World Clean Up Day. The goal is simple, but crucial: to run the first mass activity based clean up of its kind and collectively remove and record a whopping 250,000 pieces of rubbish from in nature in just 24 hours. Plastic Patrol comes to Falmouth to stage first mass clean-up of its kind on 21 September 2019.

All change at Devonport Services Angling Association!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on July 25, 2019 - 6:04pm

Devonport Services Angling Association which was run primarily for Serving and Ex Serving Members of the Royal Navy, followed by all HM Forces (Serving or Ex-serving) is currently undergoing major changes.

To this effect the Association is updating due to the shrinking of HM Forces and the fact that at this time more Ex-serving than serving members are controlling the Association which should have been the other way around. Currently the Ex-serving members do not have any voting rights and this needed to be changed.

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