NEWS
More Umarex products at Rothery
Hot on the heels of taking on Walther’s ranges of torches,knives and gun care, JohnRothery Wholesale has addedmore Umarex products to its portfolio. TeWaterlooville-based
shooting supplier has been given UKexclusive distribution of Umarex-manufactured airguns branded byBeretta,Browning, IWI,NXG,Perfecta andRuger. In addition to these, therewill
bemore accessories available from Alpina Sport andElite Force,again manufactured by theGerman powerhouse that isUmarex. Rotherywill also be co-
distributing additional products by Umarex, includingLegendsCO2 Pistols andUX-branded airguns. For further information and to
viewall the newproducts in detail, visit the firm’swebsite,which also contains a link for consumers to find their nearest retailer.
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Chris leaves Le Chameau
ChrisDewbury has decided to leave footwear giantLe Chameau,which has been working to sell direct to dealers. Inwhatwas a very
challenging year (2016) for the business on a number of fronts, he led themove in theUK froma distributor to direct sales. Aspokesman forLe
Chameau said: “Tiswas not an easy transition and the results speak for themselves.He leaves the business in amuch better position,poised tomove ahead in 2017.” Chris added: “I have always
been a big fan ofLeChameau, its brand and products. I’m delighted to have been part of it andwish the companywell for 2017 and beyond.”
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Sport England says angling is growing
Angling participation has increased over the last 12 months as fishermen head out to the banksmore often, according to the latest government statistics. Te Active People Survey
carried out by Sport England aims to establish howmany people are participating in sport. Te survey looks at all sports,
including angling, as part of the government drive to keep people engaged in sporting activity. In all, 164,500 anglers were
canvassed as part of the regular study to find out how often people go fishing and what is their background. For the past two years, the
survey has revealed that angling participation has been dropping but an about turn this year has shown an up-lift in the figures and the frequency that people are ‘getting out there’. “We are really pleased that
the figures are on the up. Increased promotions,more awareness of the sport across the national press andTV, improving facilities, good weather plus a number of participation campaigns and initiatives are all contributing to the increase,” said Rob Hughes, promotions officer at the AnglingTrust, the national governing body and the
Angling participation has stabilised following two years of drops. Participation has increased slightly in the last sixmonths for 26 plus.
Disability angling participation has stabilised over the past year following a succession of drops in the two years prior. Participation has increased slightly by 4,000 in the last sixmonths.
organisation responsible for the promotion and protection of the sport in the UK. “It’s well proven that angling is
great formindfulness, health and wellbeing and is quite simply just a brilliant thing to
do.Getting out into nature and enjoying time in the outdoors free of hassle and stress is clearly tickingmore people’s boxes.
“With increased competition
for time across the whole spectrumof leisure and social activity, angling participation increasing is a great thing to see.” Angling continues to be one
of the largest participant sports in the UK and the increase is a welcome sign to both angling and the government alike.
Alan Paine guides you to its products
Country clothing expertAlan Paine has unveiled its 2017 brand guide, heralding its 100th anniversary. Te guide celebrates the company’s
illustrious heritage and details the latest collections,which hold true
to the traditional values thatwere the backbone of the firmunder the watchful eye of bothWilliamand Alan Paine during those early years. Call 01623 415760 or e-mail
sales@alanpaine.co.uk for your copy.
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