Click HERE to see HOW YOU CAN HELP to Strengthen the Hunting Act

Click here to read POWA's case for strengthening the Hunting Act including table of proposed amendments

Welsh badgers still need your help. Click here to sign the RSPCA online petition  'Back off Badgers' for Wales Update on the badger cull in England from the RSPCA! A big thank you to everyone who has supported the RSPCA's 'back off badgers' campaign. The Govt. are now going to invest £20 million into developing a bovine tuberculosis vaccine instead. Please send messages of thanks to the Rt Hon Hilary Benn, Secretary State for the Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs at tell.hilary.benn@defra.gsi.gov.uk Please don’t forget Wales. A cull still may go ahead in Wales so please continue supporting the campaign and sign the Welsh badger petition..

POWA Adverts in the Press The following adverts were published in the Tribune and the New Statesman magazines during 2008 to draw the attention of Ministers and MP's to the failings of the Hunting Act. Click to enlarge Click to enlarge

Hare Preservation Trust Shooting Close Season The Hare Preservation Trust is campaigning for a shooting close season for the brown hare from February to September inclusive... visit the HPT web site for details

National Anti Snaring Campaign (NASC) - visit Links page for more info Add your content here

POWA Adverts in the Press Click to enlarge _______________   The following advert was published in the New Statesman and Tribune magazine (Sept '08) to draw attention to the threat posed by the Tory leader's allegiance to the hunting set. Click to enlarge   POWA supports the work of the 'Stop Cameron!' campaign   Please visit the 'Stop Cameron!' campaign web site to see how you can help _____________

Hunting with Dogs The legislation to ban hunting came into effect on 18th February 2005. POWA has continued to campaign since that date to ensure the law is upheld. From observing hunts, to providing briefings for Members of Parliament, to ensuring antisocial hunt misdemeanours are kept in the public eye, POWA keeps the pressure on hunters to act within the law, and continues to assist the police in enforcing the ban.