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17 Jan 2020
The British Horse Society works tirelessly to protect, improve and create safe off-road routes for equestrians, but we can’t do it all alone! Town and country planning in the UK can have a significant impact on equestrians, but a little underst...
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19 Dec 2019
It has been 20 years since the launch of the BHS Challenge Rides, and it's safe to say these last few years have been full with adventure and 2020 looks to be an exciting year. This Christmas is the perfect opportunity to treat yourself and your lov...
17 Dec 2019
The British Horse Society’s (BHS) Sefton Awards (27 November) honours those who have made an outstanding contribution in the field of equestrian safety. Those recognised for 2019 were Helen Goldie, Julie Gooding and Rob Tillier. Alan Hiscox, Di...
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2 Dec 2019
Scotland
2019 was a successful year for BHS Scotland.
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25 Nov 2019
BHS Scotland celebrates a string of awards for its deserving members at the 2019 BHS award night.
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22 Nov 2019
The BHS 2019 Annual Awards were held at Saddlers’ Hall on Friday 22 November. These awards recognise the achievements an individual, group or organisation has made across the Society. This could be securing new equestrian access, improving eque...
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14 Nov 2019
In support of this year’s Road Safety Week (18 – 24 November) The British Horse Society (BHS) has launched a new safety video as part of its ‘Dead? Or Dead Slow?’ campaign. The new safety video features the BHS’s Direc...
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28 Oct 2019
As part of our Amazon Smile campaign, where Amazon donates 0.5% of your total purchase spend to charity with no cost to you, we've pulled together some shopping inspiration, which we believe will help you get through this month. All you have to do i...
22 Oct 2019
Support the BHS by adding us onto your Amazon Smile account By shopping online with Amazon Smile, you get the same products at the same low prices but there's a twist; Amazon donates 0.5% of your total purchase price back to The British Horse Society...
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18 Oct 2019
The British Horse Society (BHS) and Canewdon Equestrians are launching a new initiative today (18 October) to teach primary school children between the ages of 9-11 years old on how to pass horses safely on the road as pedestrians, cyclists and passe...
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