The United Kingdom Airsoft Players' Union (UKAPU) are having a relaunch of their website and also announce a new membership system to entice more UK-based airsoft players to join the organisation. The organisation is very much active in the protection and promotion of airsoft player' ability to play in the UK. Read the press release below to learn more:

UKAPU Website Re-Launch & Membership System

United Kingdom: Matthew Furey-King, Chairman  of United Kingdom Airsoft Players Union (UKAPU), today announced that UKAPU will introduce an enhanced and re-designed website. The new website, alongside UKAPU’s Facebook and Twitter, will allow the organisation to directly communicate with airsoft player around the United Kingdom.

The website will also include an updated membership system, allowing players to sign up for free and become a member of UKAPU. Included in the membership system is the ability to donate to UKAPU, giving players the chance to claim up to two UKAPU patches, as well as other membership benefits.

"I'm very proud to announce that UKAPU’s new membership system is now open,” said Chairman  Matthew Furey-King. “Our volunteers have had to build a completely new membership system and website over the past month, and as you'll see, they have done a cracking  job. Membership is now free, so there's no reason not to sign up, and tell you friends to do the same. Every extra member gives us a little more strength when we need  to stand up for airsoft."

Bronze UKAPU Membership is free, includes a UKAPU membership number.Silver UKAPU Membership has a donation fee of 5GBP, includes the choice  of a tan or green  patch.Gold UKAPU Membership has a donation fee of 10GBP, includes both the tan and green  patches.Membership lasts for 12 months from the date  of sign- up.

About UKAPU: UKAPU is an unincorporated non-profit association formed  by a dedicated group of airsoft skirmishers to help protect and strengthen our hobby. By providing a united and official organisation that represents players, we can far more effectively engage in discussion with the government, other organisations, and the press when skirmishing comes under threat.