– Boris Brexit betrayal – Scots will have LESS fish to catch – UK government: ‘Historic deal will protect all UK fishermen’ – Deal falls ‘far short of commitments and promises’ – New UK fishing licences issued after trade agreement…
– EU toughens fisheries demands – George Eustice promoted to environment secretary – Seafood processors call for continued tariff-free trade and access to labour – FPS stands ready to support the industry – Torbay lifeboat tows scalloper to safety –…
– Final Fish Council for UK – ‘Relentless’ focus on MSY blamed for TAC cuts – Cod cut major blow for Scottish industry – Greens criticise TACs above scientific level – Welsh minister: ‘Bass number one priority’ – ‘Reasonable’…
– 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…
Government admits lack of enforcement capacity The government doubts that Britain will be able to control fishing in its 200-mile EEZ when we become an independent coastal state after Brexit, reports Tim Oliver This was made clear in a memo…
This week in Fishing News you will find: – Brexit stocks dangers – MPs: ‘Not everyone wants Brexit’ – NFFO elects new chairman – FFL in push for no-deal Brexit – Inshore groups welcome TCM for brown crab – 500…
A flotilla of fishing vessels took part in a demonstration and parade on Tyneside on Friday last week, to protest against the Brexit withdrawal deal, and to highlight that the government has capitulated to Britain having to obey all EU…
This week in Fishing News you will find: – Brexit chance to reset quota shares – MMO apology over under-10 quota confusion – New Shetland fishmarkets at the double – Inshore fishermen blamed for plastic waste on beaches – FFL…
This week in Fishing News you will find: – Lifejackets law shock – FFL rejects EU no-deal Brexit move but KFO welcomes it – MMO under fire over January quotas ‘farce’ – ‘Not one kilo of UK seafood will get…
Chancellor sparks fears of sell-out The yawning gulf between the EU and the UK government over Brexit fisheries arrangements was made starkly apparent last week, after the EU set out the legal draft of its free trade negotiation guidelines, reports…
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