EU chief voices fisheries/City trade-off plan Financial services protection in return for access floated An EU chief suggested last week that the UK will have to allow EU fleets to keep their existing fishing rights in UK waters in return…
– Brexit threat to N Ireland – Call to stop recruitment fees for foreign fisherman – Two men lost on Alize off Hook Head – Danish fishermen blast onboard cameras plan – Proposed bass measures for 2020 – MMO…
Brexit withdrawal deal threatens N Ireland landings Tariffs and extra paperwork due to Irish Sea border Northern Ireland fishermen could be disadvantaged by the Brexit withdrawal deal, because they would be treated as being from a third country when landing…
– Election Brexit green light – Eyemouth hosts stormbound visiting prawn trawlers – Tory election win clears way for Brexit – Fears for exports of Irish brown crab to China – Tough Fisheries Council this week – Scotland backs…
Tory election win clears way for Brexit New Year countdown to freedom from CFP The UK is now virtually certain to leave the EU and the CFP on 31 January, after the Conservatives won a healthy majority at last week’s…
– Tougher discards policing – Margaret of Ladram sets new Brixham record – Two rescued as Manx scalloper Polaris sinks – N Sea cod deadlock in first round of EU/Norway talks – Scots pelagic group calls for action on mackerel…
– Access questions dodged – New crabber Dalwhinnie arrives at Stonehaven – Shetland team effort assists Rosebloom – Fishing industry seeks support for Dec 2020 CFP exit – FFL: ‘Boris deal will lock us into CFP’ – Scots creel men…
Linkage of access and trade issue spelled out on Marr show A senior cabinet minister refused to confirm that there will be fewer foreign vessels in UK waters after Brexit, reports Tim Oliver He also failed to answer an allegation…
– ‘Challenging’ 2020 TACs – Tilly WD 3 – first new beam trawler for Ireland – Warning on Brexit implementation delay – £1.1m funding to improve safety of Scottish industry – Progress on using fishermen’s data – Virtuous first…
– Pulse ban challenge – MMO increases enforcement capabilities – Brexit delayed – again – Whitby Commercial Fishermen’s Association formed – £15.4m funding boost for English industry – TAC cuts planned for 40 stocks – Concerns of N Ireland…
