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The UK’s Angling Trust, which is the governing body for recreational fishing, have been reviewing their policy since last year and have announced that anglers who have transitioned can no longer compete for England in the female category. They will be eligible for the open category in both domestic and international events.

Fishing has announced biologically male players who transitioned after puberty must compete in the open category in sporting events.

Volunteers from the Test and Itchen Association and the Watercress and Winterbournes Partnership will be joining a water quality monitoring project.

Wharfedale Refugee Response runs Auction of Promises WHARFEDALE Refugee Response, based in Burley-in-Wharfedale, is running an online Christmas…

‘The UK’s decision to diverge from EU water quality standards is yet another blow in a string of post-Brexit setbacks.’

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THE ROYAL Naval Air Station in Yeovilton has begun running courses to teach medically downgraded personnel how to fish.

They think trans women have an unfair advantage in... fishing?

England ladies' angling team won't be competing at the world championships after some members refused to compete with a trans team member.