Appeal starts for first huntsman convicted under Hunting Act
Exmoor Foxhounds huntsman Tony Wright appears in Exeter Crown Court this week to appeal against his 2006 conviction of hunting a wild mammal with dogs
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Minehead Harriers three in court
Not guilty pleas have been recorded by three members of the Minehead Harriers, who have appeared in court charged with illegal hunting
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Hunts get special delivery from LACS
A letter sent out to all masters of hounds last week by the League Against Cruel Sports has been dismissed as “comical” by the Countryside Alliance
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Harriers pack accused of illegal hunting
League Against Cruel Sports claims they have footage showing Minehead Harriers breaking the terms of the Hunting Act
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Hunts called on to "keep their cool"
The Council of Hunting Associations is urging all hunts to avoid getting draw into confrontations with hunt monitors
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Hunting: Wright case "changes nothing"
Lawyers for Exmoor huntsman Tony Wright have issued an appeal against his prosecution for illegal hunting, while Devon and Cornwall police say policing hunting is not a priority there
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Huntsman guilty of breaking the ban
The Exmoor huntsman accused of breaching the laws of the Hunting Act has been found guilty and fined £500 at Barnstaple Magistrates' Court
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CA on the up as LACS slumps
The Countryside Alliance is enjoying an upsurge in membership, in contrast to the League Against Cruel Sports
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Anti turns pro: Miles Cooper
Former PR campaigner for the League Against Cruel Sports Miles Cooper speaks frankly to H&H about life with LACS and why he changed his views on hunting
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Anti turns pro: Graham Sirl speaks out
Former chief officer of the League Against Cruel Sports Graham Sirl speaks frankly to H&H about life with LACS and why he changed his views on hunting
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Exmoor huntsman case delayed
The League Against Cruel Sports' private prosecution of a huntsman is to continue into the New Year
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LACS speaks out against hunting injunction
The League Against Cruel Sports has said that it will act to prevent an delay in the implementation of the Hunting Act
