Will Morton is head of public affairs for the League Against Cruel Sports, and has been keeping a close eye on what the political parties have been saying so far. Read more
Following the Autumn Rutting event at our beautiful Baronsdown sanctuary, Robert Powell – a dedicated supporter of the League for over 50 years has written a wonderful blog about his experience revisiting the League's sanctuary. Read more
While the League Against Cruel Sports focuses on ending hunting with dogs in the UK, it’s important to remember that the campaign to end hunting with dogs is a global issue. Read the latest blog from our Head of Campaigns, Nick Weston as he supported One Voice in Paris at their recent an anti-hunting rally! Read more
Recently we were joined by supporters at our Baronsdown Wildlife Sanctuary in Somerset for a workshop to match that passion with campaigning skills. Find out how it went in the latest blog from our Regional Campaigns manager, Jac Freeman! Read more
The League’s Deputy Director of Policy, Campaigns and Communications, Emma Judd, recently visited our Baronsdown sanctuary to see for herself what life is like for those that call the land their home Read more
Read the latest from Paul Tillsley, Head of Conservation and Education at the League as he describes the great work volunteers have been doing helping us with our badger vaccination programme at the League’s Cowley wood and Baronsdown wildlife sanctuaries Read more
Pheasant shooting season starts today. But what does that mean for University of Reading and the land they lease for this cruelty? Find out about the latest developments in Emily's blog! Read more
"When I heard that the University of Reading lease land at its Hall farm for pheasant shooting, I was shocked and appalled." Read the latest blog from Emily Lawrence, Regional Campaign Manager at the League. Read more
Want to know how the League's first very first yoga retreat at Baronsdown went? Read below to find out! Read more
Esteemed author, Patrick Barkham shares his experiences of badger watching and writing his fantastic book, Badgerlands. Read more
Read this fantastic blog from actor and wildlife advocate, Nick Miles as he describes his journey from a fake village with kites to a real one without Read more
Read our latest blog following the recent charges that were brought against Mr Wilson after a League Against Cruel Sports Investigations and Field Research Officer found traps which he suspected were being used to target birds of prey and local wildlife. Read more
Read the latest blog from our Head of Campaigns, Nick Weston following a busy weekend campaigning in Yorkshire in a bid to call on Yorkshire Water to stop leasing moorland for grouse shoots. Read more
Usually working hard behind the scenes, Kelly Hack, HR Manager at the League attended her very first supporter event over the weekend to help raise awareness of our National Trust campaign at Glastonbury Tor. Find out how it went in her latest blog. Read more
Read our guest blog from Mary Patterson (formally Roterman), winner of the Marvellous Mammals category of the League's first annual Photography Competition. Read more
Read the latest blog from Robbie Marsland, Director of the League Against Cruel Sports Scotland, as he describes how the end of days for fox hunting is also the beginning of days for a greater appreciation and questioning of why so many animals are condemned to die in the Scottish countryside. Read more
Anyone who has visited the League's wildlife sanctuaries will know what incredible places they are. Their importance is magnified because they are situated in an area of the country that is renowned for killing wildlife, rather than protecting it. Read the latest blog from Paul Tillsley, Head of Conservation & Education at the League. Read more
Welsh Government has finally announced a review of the Code of Practice on the Rearing of Gamebirds for Sporting Purposes, and the League has met them to discuss this. Read more