Fantastic prizes worth more than £5,000 will go to one lucky raffle winner who will be announced at The Game Fair this year, taking place from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 July at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire. Aiming to raise…
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The Game Fair launches new gastro package for foodies
Gastronomes will be pleased to learn that The Game Fair, which is being held at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 July, has launched a new Gourmet ticket that showcases the very best food on offer…
GTN interview: Game Fair’s James Gower
James Gower is the dynamic presence behind the Game Fair, our most eagerly anticipated country event. He tells Steve Faragher what to expect this year, and how they overcame uncertainty. SF: I’ve never been to The Game Fair before. Tell…
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The Country Food Trust appointed as official Charity of The Game Fair 2021
Thousands facing food poverty are set to benefit from a new partnership between The Game Fair and The Country Food Trust. The Country Food Trust, founded in 2015 to help feed people who live in food poverty in the UK…
Eley Hawk Support Country Food Trust
Eley Hawk has announced a new partnership with The Country Food Trust, as the charity group aims to provide one million meals to those living in poverty. Speaking of the announcement, Rodrigo Crespo, MD of Eley Hawk, commented: “When asked…
Rigby Pledge Annual Donations
John Rigby & Co. has become a corporate supporter of the Country Food Trust, backing the field sports industry’s efforts to help people in food poverty. The charity produces Pheasant Country Casserole and Partridge Country Curry to donate to charities…
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Bird-brained reports
Caroline Roddis provides further evidence that ‘birds are real’ as she casts a scathing eye over recent broadsheet reports into pheasant dumping. Isn’t it amazing what people do when they think no one is looking? Particularly because, as we all…
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