– 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 –…
– Gear war off Shetland – Signs of EU compromise on fisheries deal – Fishermen ‘relieved’ – MMO defers app prosecution threat – £8.2m Covid-19 support paid out to 900 Scots vessels – Ewing calls for bigger share of…
– Lifejacket aircraft checks – UK industry sets out vision for better deal – New fisheries bill introduced – No Brexit betrayal, warns SFF – MMO: All rules apply during transition – Ewing: fisheries bill ‘ignores devolved process’…
– 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…
– 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…
Deal should have been signed off last December The revised fisheries ‘concordat’ that sets out fisheries management and licensing arrangements between DEFRA and the devolved administrations must be finalised ‘at the earliest possible date’ says Scottish fisheries secretary Fergus Ewing,…
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