This is the latest news that has been put onto the RPRA this evening ( Saturday)
Further to the RPRA statement issued on 11th May 2020 the following guidance has been developed to aid group training of more than 2 people/individuals
It is important to note that it is guidance and any individual involved in group training should satisfy themselves that they are happy to proceed on that basis
The guidance relates to England only
The following has been based on social distancing rules issued under stage 1 of the government strategy including

Just come in today check cock 2019 het 94
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Just come in today check cock 2019 het 94
At esh winning.

Just come in today check cock 2019 het 94
At esh winning.

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Letter from NEHU

Further to my post yesterday the RPRA published a post late last night on their web site ,I set out below some details from it.
I must point out at this time I have had no notification from the NEHU regarding these details

The statement is based on details in the government 60 page document published yesterday

Individual loft training will be permitted from WEDNESDAY 13th May 2020 ,this does not apply to Scotland,Wales and Northern Ireland

The RPRA have put a notice on their website after last nights government announcement saying as follows

After the announcement,the President ,Vice Presidents and Chief Executive were having an online meeting to discuss what was said and to try to provide an update regarding training and racing
Further discussions are planned for today ( Monday ) with the Chair of the All Party Parliament Group for Pigeon Racing

The notice points out that training is strictly prohibited,and anyone doing so may be jeopardising the chances of agreeing a start date