Chris Packham Slams Cruel Lake District Fox Hunt!

It was New Years Eve 2016 when Bella was abandoned on a country roadside. Fireworks crackled across a dark and chilled sky as she stood frozen in fear, waiting for her owners to return. However, they had already gone, heading to their warm homes and firesides, casually leaving Bella alone

The Hunt Saboteurs Association has produced a booklet titled ‘Witness The End Of Hunting’ which outlines our plans to stop hunters in their tracks or – at least – get them into court with a high chance of prosecution. In this fourth article, the HSA looks at our proposal to

When the former royal prince, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, wanted to impress his billionaire paedophile friend, Jeffrey Epstein, what did he do? Invited him to the royal shooting estate at Balmoral, of course. A shallow attempt to influence by showing off status, wealth and ownership of vast tracts of land….and all kept

Animal rights supporters everywhere have been shocked and saddened to learn of the passing of Keith Mann. Keith was raised in Rochdale, and his first direct action was rescuing a neighbour’s rabbit, who was being maltreated in a tiny hutch. GRAPHIC IMAGE Before long Keith became a hunt sab, quickly

In the run-up to Boxing Day, the HSA received persistent, credible reports of recent videos and images showing criminal hunting activity being circulated on social media and pro-hunting WhatsApp groups. We understand that one video shows a bagged fox – with rope tied to her leg – being released in

The Hunt Saboteurs Association has produced a booklet titled ‘Witness The End Of Hunting’ which outlines our plans to stop hunters in their tracks or – at least – get them into court with a high chance of prosecution. In this third article, the HSA looks at our proposal to

As we reported a few days ago, hunting’s so-called governing body – the British Hound Sport Association (BHSA) – recently issued an edict that, from 17th December 2025, terriers and items “configured for terrierwork” are banned from attending hunts. The BHSA threatened “disciplinary action” for any hunt breaching this edict.

After twenty years of the Hunting Act 2004, the British Hounds Sports Association (BHSA) has suddenly decided that terrier men – famously referred to as hunting’s “soft underbelly” in the Hunting Office webinars – should no longer be present on hunt days. The statement begs the question why, up until