‘Nothing has changed since Brexit – we’ve been sold down the river,’ say Britain’s exasperated fishermen

Martin Gilbert regularly works 14 hours a day to make a living, while competing with large EU vessels that destroy his gear ...

Fisherman quits amid rising costs and red tape

A Jersey scallop fisherman is leaving the trade after nearly two decades, saying spiralling costs, post-Brexit red tape and ...
Lynn News

Calls for red tape to be ‘slashed’ so fishing fleets in King’s Lynn and Norfolk can benefit

James Wild has called for red tape to be “slashed” to boost the fishing fleets in Lynn, Brancaster and around the Norfolk coast.

UK fishing fund offer to Scotland is 'madness', minister told

Labour ministers have been criticised for giving less than 8% of a £360m package to Scotland, which lands more than half of ...
SeafoodSource

Scottish fishermen, officials reject DEFRA plan to give it minor share of GBP 360 million coastal growth fund

The U.K. Department of Environment Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) has announced its new Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund, and ...
Opinion

Half the UK’s fish stocks are overfished – but the evidence shows how they can be revived

Marine conservation charity Oceana UK’s Deep Decline report – one of the most comprehensive analyses of fish stocks since Brexit – finds that half of the UK’s top ten commercial fish stocks are either ...

'No aspect of Scottish life has been helped by Brexit'

A high-profile lawyer has said "no aspect" of Scottish life has been helped by Brexit, as a new pro-EU office is opened in Brussels ...
The Shetland Times

Government responds to “ocean-going madness” of fishing and coastal growth fund split

Newly appointed food security and rural affairs minister, Angela Eagle, told Scottish MPs in the House of Commons yesterday ...
Reuters

Ireland optimistic on Brexit trade deal, fishing still a big obstacle

DUBLIN, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Ireland's Foreign Minister said he believed a trade deal can be done between Britain and the European Union, citing growing optimism, but warned that fishing rights remained ...