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Charity seeks wounded Veterans for Long Way Up sailing adventure
News from Turn to Starboard, the Forces sailing charity. A Cornish charity has launched a campaign to find a team […]
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Could invisible aliens really exist among us? An astrobiologist explains Samantha Rolfe, University of Hertfordshire Life is pretty easy to […]
How to see stars and tackle light pollution in your own backyard
Daniel Brown, Nottingham Trent University The dark skies of the great outdoors help people to see the wonders of space, […]
Ice Age footprints of mammoths and prehistoric humans revealed for the first time using radar
Matthew Robert Bennett, Bournemouth University The mammoth lumbers through our imaginations when we think about the world during the most […]
Super trawlers and fish stocks in the Channel
Angling Trust news: Oct 2019 Angling Trust Director and editor of Saltwater Boat Angling magazine, Tim Macpherson, comments on the […]
DEFRA consultation on the General License - an opportunity to stop fish predation
Angling trust news 13.09.19 The Department for the Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs (Defra) has launched a public consultation on […]
New UK Fisheries BIll falls - but the fight goes on
Angling Trust news 06.09.19 The new UK Fisheries Bill, due to replace the EU Common Fisheries Policy when the UK […]
The British Army Military Book of the Year 2019
Army news 2nd Oct The British Army Military Book of the Year (BAMBY) is an annual book prize which aims […]
Call-up for talented anglers for England Veterans Team
The Angling Trust is looking for talented coarse anglers who would like to apply for the England Veterans International assessment […]
Would a Trinity House RYA Yachtmaster Scholarship help your career?
Anyone who might be interested in starting or furthering a career in the small commercial vessel sector might do well […]
Climate change: having the right combination of tree ‘personalities’ could make forests more resilient
Tom Ovenden, University of Stirling Every tree in a forest has a neighbour. In many forest neighbourhoods, the same species […]
RYA Inland Navigation Panel seeks new Chair
The Royal Yachting Association (RYA) is seeking a new Chair for its Inland Navigation Panel, a sub-committee of the RYA […]
Aliens: could light and noise from Earth attract attention from outer space?
Jacco van Loon, Keele University Since the first use of electric lamps in the 19th century, society hasn’t looked back. […]
MP joins call for parents to take their children fishing this summer
With the cricket and football World Cups now over and the school summer holidays coming up, many parents will be […]
Reassurance from RSPCA over anti-angling claims
Angling Trust news 2nd July 2019 Following a number of reports in the national press that changes to the governance […]
RYA 2020 calendar photo competition still open for entries
Each month sailing enthusiasts and amateur and professional photographers share their favourite sailing photos in the hope of claiming a […]
Household Cavalry horses being sculpted by Frippy Jameson
An equine sculptor, Frippy Jameson, has been given rare access to the Household Cavalry in order to sculpt five of […]
More fishing license money to improve fisheries
First published on the Angling Trust website: https://www.anglingtrust.net Another £100,000 of fishing licence income is being made available to angling […]
The crisis that cannot be wished away
As a society, we are used to the idea that if the ordinary person in the street turns a blind […]
Trusts pay for Wheelyboats for disabled anglers
Coulam 16 Wheelyboat on Llyn Brenig. Credit: Llyn Brenig The Angling Trust has joined forces with the Wheelyboat Trust to […]