EA/AT Fisheries Forum to be held at Phoenix. Why not come along?

Angling Trust Members News

6th November 2014

Concerned about pollution issues or poaching and fish theft ?

You are invited to attend the Angling Trust South Yorkshire Fishing Forum December 3rd 2014 at,

Phoenix Sports & Social Club
Pavilion Ln, Brinsworth, Rotherham S60 5PA

Meeting will begin at 7.15pm

Agenda Items will include:

Pollution & Incident Response – Ian Harrison EA
Enforcement Issues and Migrant Anglers – Rado Papiewski Angling Trust
New Invasive Species Alert
Rod Licence changes debate
Environment Agency Update
Angling Trust Update

The meeting is free to attend and open to all so please tell your angling freinds and collegues that they are also welcome to attend.

The meeting will be a fantastic opportunity to find out what is happening with regards to fisheries and fishing in your area and to have a chance to ask questions directly to Environment Agency and Angling Trusts staff.

If you would like to attend, please simply drop an email to our National Regions Manager john.cheyne@anglingtrust.net

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