RPRA Update

Royal Pigeon Racing Association
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The February 2021 RPRA AGM was postponed due to the pandemic. It is now scheduled to take place on Friday 29th October, and therefore the financial statements for the year ending 31/10/20 have been published along with a report from the CEO. This report will provide members with a background to the proposed rule changes.
The accounts and CEO's report can be viewed at www.rpra.org/rpra-accounts-2020/ and rule proposals can be viewed at www.rpra.org/agm-proposals-2021/
We encourage clubs to discuss the content and send a delegate to their region in order to register their vote.

someone asked if the raptor issue was on the agenda, a fancier from scarborough ...

Not heard about it David, but know there are still a serious concern and the RPRA should be held to account for all the money spent with no results.

Have sent an article in, THE TRUTH THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.

They have always published my other articles, but this one ?????????.

Regards.

To be honest, and to give - reluctanly, credit where credit is due.
The R.P.R.A. have looked into this, and ways. Consultant with the RPRA, Who at the time to use salt on any carcass. They are scavagers too.
They don't drink water and can't clear the salt.

Now two things happened.
one the RSPB advertised pictures of Falcons drnking water!
But these were tame, and hence wasn't getting the juices from victims blood. - It worked well during world war two!
Secondarily it was the protests and stupidity that tharted the R,P.R.A. from pursuing.

It was also the reason why the R.P.R.A DIDN'T prosue a 'Think tank! It would have been 334.000 etc. Also would have been a media voice thrown ib etc.
We had over 34.000 members then. Would have cost less than a £1 per year. But the cry wa then, as now, from members 'Let the wealthy and rich put the money it up'! - 'They have offices etc. already set up and could do it easily'!
i often wonder how this successful concerns make money with office workers idle and paid well for doing nothing.

Daz wrote:

To be honest, and to give - reluctanly, credit where credit is due.
The R.P.R.A. have looked into this, and ways. Consultant with the RPRA, Who at the time to use salt on any carcass. They are scavagers too.
They don't drink water and can't clear the salt.

Now two things happened.
one the RSPB advertised pictures of Falcons drnking water!
But these were tame, and hence wasn't getting the juices from victims blood. - It worked well during world war two!
Secondarily it was the protests and stupidity that tharted the R,P.R.A. from pursuing.

It was also the reason why the R.P.R.A DIDN'T prosue a 'Think tank! It would have been 334.000 etc. Also would have been a media voice thrown ib etc.
We had over 34.000 members then. Would have cost less than a £1 per year. But the cry wa then, as now, from members 'Let the wealthy and rich  put the money it up'! - 'They have offices etc. already set up and could do it easily'!
i often wonder how this successful concerns make money with office workers idle and paid well for doing nothing.

Another one I've never seen so many credit where due types here handing out pats on the back type of thing towards the RPRA, for different type reasons      .