Shooting
- Men
- Clay target:
- Skeet: Richard Brickell, Clive Bramley
- Trap: Christopher Dean, Edward Ling
- Double trap: Richard Faulds, Steve Walton
- Pistol:
- 10 m air pistol: Mick Gault, Nick Baxter
- 25 m centre fire: Peter Flippant, Simon Lucas
- 25 m standard pistol: Mick Gault, Simon Lucas
- 50 m pistol: Mick Gault, Nick Baxter
- Small bore rifle:
- 10 m: air rifle: Chris Hector, Chris Lacey
- 50 m rifle 3 positions: Chris Hector, Jason Burrage
- 50 m: rifle prone: Mike Babb, Chris Hector
- Women
- Clay Target:
- Skeet: Elena Little, Pinky Le Grelle
- Trap: Lesley Goddard
- Double trap: Charlotte Kerwood, Rachel Parish
- Pistol:
- 10 m air pistol: Georgina Geikie, Julia Lydall
- 25 m sports pistol: Georgina Geikie, Julia Lydall
- Small bore rifle:
- 10 m air rifle: Louise Minett, Becky Spicer
- 50 m rifle 3 positions: Louise Minett, Becky Spicer
- 50 m rifle prone: Sharon Lee, Helen Spittles
- Open
- Full Bore: Queens Prize: Glyn Barnett, Parag Patel
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