SUSSEX INSHORE FISHERIES AND CONSERVATION AUTHORITY NETTING PERMIT BYELAW 2019 REGULATORY NOTICE; MARINE AND COASTAL ACCESS ACT 2009, SECTIONS 155 AND 156 Notice is hereby given that Sussex Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority intends to apply to the Minister for…
Sections 155 & 156 Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the above Regulation, North Eastern Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority intends to apply to the Minister for the Department for Environment Food and…
Share a day in the life of NIFCA environmental inshore fisheries and conservation officer, Andrew Boon… “From a very young age, probably six or seven years old, I’ve always had a fascination with the sea. One day I turned round…
As discussions continue across many parts of the industry about the roll-out of remote electronic monitoring (REM), Devon and Severn IFCA (D&SIFCA) has confirmed that it has secured funds that will allow significant expansion of its own work with the…
£34,229 – £38,292 plus time plus one third for any hours worked between 6pm and 6am for average 42 hours per week. This is an exciting and rare opportunity to join our Offshore Team where your duties and responsibilities will…
Sarah Ready of NUTFA reflects on the overturned Devon & Servern IFCA case and the need to review other historic cases based on VMS data Devon and Severn IFCA has rightly been excoriated in Plymouth Crown Court for blindly continuing…
Questions were being asked last week about the performance of Devon and Severn IFCA (D&SIFCA), and about the lack of consistency in enforcement within the six-mile zone throughout English waters, after a judge threw out a case brought by the…
Research reveals breakdown in relations between fishermen and regulators Max Dixon. Masters student Max Dixon featured earlier this year in the pages of FN (Fishing News, 21 July, ‘Do you trust the institutions that govern UK fisheries?’), when he asked…
Devon and Severn Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority (D&SIFCA) has amended scallop diving permits issued to commercial divers to remove what has been until this year a three-month summer closed season. The move follows an extended dialogue between stakeholders and…
Solicitor and qualified fisher Jo Pummery shares inside information on how to navigate the regulations I don’t want to discourage you from reading this article by saying that the new 2022 regulations regarding entering and/ or working in enclosed spaces…
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