Shooting instructor and Sporting Diana Georgie Stanford

My shooting career started not with a gun, but with a beating stick. Some of my fondest childhood memories are of a family shoot in Hampshire. the day was run by my great uncle Bill and you could always tell where he was, especially behind a hedge, with the train-like…

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh wearing a Norfolk jacket greets members of Iraq's Royal family in 1952

Without doubt, I have an inner peacock and quite often things catch my eye and become part of my dressing-up box: the Liberty silk dressing gown from an Oxford second-hand shop or the velvet smoking hat and jacket that drew much mickey-taking from my children. And next on my list…

This round up includes a tweed ski suit for bombing down a black run in style, a safari jacket for those rugged adventures and even countryside cards to cheer up a friend or a loved one. 9 Products that are worth a look SPORT DEFY SLIM EAR PROTECTORS ISOTUNES Gunshot…

Shooting etiquette. Too many guns

Shooting etiquette has slipped for Robert Gibbons. Butlers serving champagne, pins badly placed, dogs despatched during drives and too many guns have all rankled him in the past. But are these simply the new shooting etiquette standards, and something that he must get used to? For etiquette on a horse…