– Fight for fair North Sea cod TAC – Triple-rigging from Rye – Brexit talks shift to EU vessels’ access – Irish and French clash over Brexit compensation – Eustice warned of exports ‘chaos’ – Poots welcomes provisions of…
– Fisheries Act opens new era – Kilkeel yard delivers two versatile 12m catamarans – Ewing: ‘Scotland better off in EU’ – ‘Huge gap’ on fisheries in Brexit talks – Joanna C: Two men lost with vessel off Newhaven…
Fisheries Act 2020 gives UK full control of waters First major domestic fisheries law for 40 years The UK’s flagship fisheries bill became law on Monday last week (23 November), when the bill received the Royal Assent and became the…
– Export red tape fears – Low-key start to Manx king scallop fishery – Resolute arrives at Fraserburgh – Threat of 48-hour delays to move fish – Eleventh-hour Brexit talks continue – Wash Fishery Order replacement consultation –…
– £1M for Scots prawn group – Millionth box of whitefish landed at Peterhead – Scientific advice for 2021 emerges on some stocks – Brexit ‘deal to be done’, says PM – Scots leaders warn PM: no-deal Brexit…
– Scots creel limits pilot – Storm Aiden brings £1600 for Shetland charities – Wide gulf still to bridge in Brexit talks – Lockdown sparks moves for second support package – Blue whiting and AS herring 2021 TACs agreed…
– 2021 TACs signal new era – MMO plans controls on five MPAs – ‘Bitterly disappointing’ decision on foreign crewing – ‘Remain steadfast’, EU communities tell Brussels – EU ‘privileges cheap imported fish’ – EUFA: ‘UK must lose extra…
Brussels 2021 TAC proposals ‘an empty document’ Annual talks mired in uncertainty A sign of the huge changes that Brexit signals for fisheries management has come with the publication of the European Commission’s proposals for NE Atlantic and North Sea…
– SFF Slams three-mile limit push – Ocean Challenge named on proud day for Skerries – Green coalition pushes for trawling ban – Talks resume to head off no-deal Brexit – Irish ministers pledge no Brexit fisheries sell-out –…
– DEFRA consults on quota plans – Ocean Challenge leaves Killybegs for Shetland – Greenpeace boards supertrawler in N Sea MPA – Shetland MP to meet minister on safety – Still hopes for Brexit deal – Scallop leader slams…
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