Park Lodge Shooting School aims high and wins New Business of the Year 2014.
BICTSF
There’s no business like new business
Tagged with: 2014, BICTSF, Clay Shooting, FITASC Sporting UK Championship, game shooting, local business, New Business Award 2014, Park Lodge Shooting School, Sharon Bayston, shooting school, Tom Bayston
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High flying Gamebook
Peter Wilson’s E-Gamebook has been hugely successful since its launch at the CLA Game Fair earlier this year. The Olympic gold medallist is so happy with the product that the app’s creators now plan to donate £1,000 to the BICTSF.…
We must work together
BICTSF board member Christian Schofield talks to Vic Harker about the challenges facing British Olympic shooting and the decisions that must be made
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Behind the scenes of Olympic success
With increasing hype surrounding the 2012 Olympics increacing and thoughts turning to which shooters will be representing us in London, I had a chat with Sarah Daly – a force behind the organisation of the team.
FITASC bans use of name
Shoot organisers could get themselves into hot water if they call their shoot FITASC without permission. FITASC has become common parlance for a type of target but The International Federation for Sporting Shooting, FITASC, claims it is a registered trademark…
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