The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors has labelled Scotland’s Land Reform Bill “subjective and inconclusive”, and called for a full-scale impact assessment before proceeding any further. The RICS said tight timescales meant insufficient Parliamentary scrutiny and consideration will be given…
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Airgun licensing looms for Scotland
Scottish shoots face tax re-introduction
The Land Reform (Scotland) Bill, published earlier this week, appears to confirm the Scottish Government’s intention to re-introduce non-domestic rates for shoots in Scotland. This could mean that approximately 70 per cent of the land of Scotland currently influenced by…
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Statistics confirm air weapon licensing unnecessary
BASC ‘strongly opposes’ Hunting Act
Late deer rut
Despite a late rut, the condition of red deer across Scotland is still good, claims the report on the 2013 season.
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