Local Groups
Groups in the South West
DORSET & SOMERSET
This group is also AAF Headquarters. To contact us, use the contact form on this webpage or email Pip at info@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
We have held stalls in Blandford, Shaftesbury, Yeovil, Sherborne, Wells, Glastonbury, Midsomer Norton, Keynsham and Frome. We always welcome newcomers – just contact us and we’ll give you the details.
WILTSHIRE
AAF Wiltshire holds regular stalls in Salisbury, usually on a Saturday from 11am to 1pm. If you’d like to get involved, please email Pete salisbury@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
As Wiltshire is a large county, we’d like to set up other groups. The current group will give you all the help you need and will support you when you do your first outreach. We’re ready to help you whenever you need it.
Have a look at the Facebook page too –
https://www.facebook.com/AAFHampshireAndWiltshire/
CORNWALL
If you live in Cornwall and are interested in getting involved, please email Deborah at cornwall@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
This group is extremely active.
Have a look at the Facebook page too –
DEVON
If you live in Devon and are interested in getting involved, please email Lulu at devon@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
Groups in the Home Counties
SURREY
We love to leaflet in Surrey!
If you live in Surrey and are interested in getting involved, please email Cat at surrey@ctionagainstfoxhunting.org
SUSSEX
Targeting Lewes, where the hunt like to think they are dominant, AAF Sussex is giving a voice to locals who object. Please contact Bev.
HAMPSHIRE
This group is highlighting how our wild animals in the New Forest are being treated as disposable playthings. Libby, the group leader, would like to hear from you hampshire@ctionagainstfoxhunting.org
Have a look at the Facebook page too –
KENT
Run by the energetic Geoff, this group (based in Gillingham) is building up nicely. Contact Geoff if you’d like to know more. info@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
Groups in the North
SHROPSHIRE
Deb, the group leader, would love to hear from you.
shropshire@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
NORTH WEST
The hunts wreck havoc in the North West and AAF wants to be there to provide resistance. and several active monitor groups. But, there are also three hunts and they all love killing our foxes. Contact Louby Lou info@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
NORTH EAST
A relatively new group, looking for more people to help with leafleting and outreach. Contact Nette northeast@ctionagainstfoxhunting.org
CHESHIRE
Cheshire is a hot spot for hunting. There’s an active AAF group, a supportive MP, doing his best to get the Hunting Act strengthened, and several active monitor groups. But, there are also three hunts and they all love killing our foxes. Contact Carolyn if you’d like to get involved. cheshire@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
Or – SET UP YOUR OWN GROUP!
Our purpose at AAF is to expose foxhunting for what it is. We do this by talking to people face to face in the street. Putting it simply:
- Two or more AAF volunteers get together, find somewhere public to stand, offer leaflets and start conversations about foxhunting. It can be as complex or as simple as you like. It can be a frequent thing, or an occasional one. You get to choose.
AT AAF, WE ARE ALWAYS POLITE AND WE ALWAYS LISTEN. BUT WE ARE ALSO DETERMINED AND STEELY. THE PUBLIC NEED TO KNOW WHAT’S GOING ON AND IT’S UP TO US TO TELL THEM. AFTER ALL, THE HUNTERS NEVER WILL.
How to do it
Email Pip info@actionagainstfoxhunting.org
Or message us through our Facebook page. We can answer all your questions and we will give you all the support you need. If there is another group nearby, we can support you for the first few stalls, while you gain confidence.
More details about equipment etc can be found here:
More sources of information
Take a look at the resources on this site, particularly look at the Educational Resources
Read the blogs; you’ll find out what happened on some of the stalls we have run so far.
Check out what League Against Cruel Sports have to say about foxhunting: https://www.league.org.uk/foxes
Have a look at Hounds Off too. Not a lot they don’t know about fox hunting: http://www.houndsoff.co.uk/hunting-faqs/