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Archive for May, 2008

ACA 60th anniversary fund raising auction launched today

Friday, May 16th, 2008

Starting today, the ACA is launching its special 60th anniversary fund raising auction. Over 140 fantastic lots, generously donated by our supporters, are now available for you to bid for via our website (www.a-c-a.org/2008fa.html) and there are full details in our latest Annual Report, which will be with you in the next week.
There are some […]

Portuguese anglers take steps towards Unity

Monday, May 12th, 2008

Portugal has taken a step nearer to creating a single national organisation to represent the interests of the country’s recreational anglers.
Almost 30 of the country’s most important angling representatives – from angling clubs, associations and websites - met on February 23rd to discuss the formation of an official angling body.
And a working group has been […]

Anglers say NO to unregulated canoe access

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008

Anglers expressed their disappointment that the British Canoe Union is continuing to campaign for unregulated access to rivers when appropriate local agreements are being shown to work. Following an Early Day Motion that went nowhere in 2006, the BCU have now again secured the support of John Grogan, MP for Selby, for yet another […]