Shoot Talk – Yorkshire
Come and listen to Tom speak at Swinton Park to learn more about the BGA and what we do
Latest BGA News
Game Processing Sector is Open for Business this January
The British Game Alliance has been liaising with BGA-registered processors to monitor the game meat market during this challenging end to the season, as we all try to navigate the latest national lockdown.
Post-Brexit Exports of Game to the European Union
The British Game Alliance and St David’s Vets have met with Defra to discuss problems occurring with post-Brexit exports of game to the European Union.
Do you Want to Learn to Make Pheasant Katsu Curry?
Join Leon and Louisa in a live cookalong, ask them questions and create your very own dish from the comfort of your own home.
COVID-19: Joint Statement on Third Lockdown in England
Leading shooting, rural organisations and charities are reminding the shooting community of the importance of following the law and government guidance after the third national lockdown comes into force throughout England on 6 January 2021.
COVID-19: Alert Level 4 COVID-19 Restrictions in Wales
Leading shooting, rural organisation’s and charities are reminding the shooting community of the importance of following the law and government guidance after the new Alert Level 4 restrictions came into force throughout Wales on 20th December 2020.
Game Chef Hunt
The British Game Alliance is delighted to announce an exciting new competition for under 21’s that love cooking with game – or indeed those who wish to use Lockdown to learn how to cook game. The ‘Game Chef Hunt’ competition aims to showcase and celebrate great game recipes and talent of young people, running from 6th January through to 10th February.
Fieldsports News: What the New Lockdown Means for Shooting
Liam Stokes, Dan Reynolds and Tim Weston discuss the impact of Lockdown 3 with Charlie Jacoby
Game and Foraging
We recently spoke to Helen Kobylec, who teaches countryside management at Lackham College, about the joys of foraging and cooking game, as well as learning a little about her experiences growing up in the countryside.
Great British Game Week 2020 makes a huge impression as over 50,000 people see game dishes online
Great British Game Week took place during the nationwide lockdown in England, so the British Game Alliance focussed on bringing game into the home, using online channels to reach unprecedented numbers of people.