ROB POWNALL OF PROTECT THE WILD MEETS HIS NEW FAVOURITE MP TO BAN HUNTING

Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Meet the MP leading the fight to end hunting for good ROB POWNALL DEC 18 READ IN APP Neil Duncan-Jordan MP might just be my new favourite MP. On Wednesday he very kindly invited me into his office in Parliament for a conversation about the work he’s been doing over recent months with the New Hunting Ban group, what he has witnessed first-hand out in the field with North London Hunt Sabs, and why he has chosen to bring forward a Private Member’s Bill as part of the wider effort to finally end hunting with hounds. We discussed how the Bill is intended to support the overall campaign by applying pressure on the Government and helping to shape what effective, loophole-free legislation should look like, rather than being the legislative vehicle in its own right. The focus is on maintaining momentum and ensuring that the promised reform is delivered in a meaningful way. It was genuinely encouraging to hear directly from an MP who is taking this issue seriously and using every available parliamentary tool to help bring hunting with hounds to an end for good. We expect a public consultation on the issue of hunting with hounds to be launched in the coming months and we will of course keep you fully updated with how best to respond to it. Support Protect the Wild with a small monthly donation We only ask for a few pounds a month because our strength isn’t big donors or hidden backers. It’s thousands of ordinary people chipping in small amounts. Together, that becomes unstoppable. Your support powers everything we do to defend British wildlife: undercover investigations, hard-hitting animations, fearless journalism, detailed reports, equipment and mental health support for activists, protests, and pressure campaigns that hold the powerful to account. Our goal is 100 new monthly supporters. We’re currently at 49. Can you help us get there? 💚 Support Protect the Wild SHARE LIKE COMMENT RESTACK © 2025 Protect the Wild Protect the Wild, 71-75 Shelton Street Covent Garden, London, W2CH 9JQ Unsubscribe Start writing