James Wild has called for red tape to be “slashed” to boost the fishing fleets in Lynn, Brancaster and around the Norfolk coast.
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EU Ambassador to UK says new trade deal to cut red tape for British exports could be agreed by 2026
Speaking to ITV News, the EU Ambassador to the UK has said that talks to significantly reduce bureaucracy around trade are ...
Hong Kong residents can apply from Sunday for a new visa offering them an opportunity to become British citizens after Beijing's imposition of a national security law in the Asian financial hub last ...
Angler digging for worms uncovers medieval cauldron filled with coins - The find is believed to be one of the largest silver ...
Analysis by The Shetland Times found only five per cent of the Scottish government’s Marine Fund had been given to Shetland ...
Drone footage captured how a Jamaican fishing village was reduced to rubble in damage caused by Hurricane Melissa. Aerial ...
A Jersey scallop fisherman is leaving the trade after nearly two decades, saying spiralling costs, post-Brexit red tape and ...
In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Nerys Edwards of Syren Shellfish Ltd, through agent SB Planning Solutions, sought a certificate of lawfulness for mixed residential and business use, ...
Sinn Féin MP Chris Hazzard has criticised the British government’s proposed distribution of the £360 million Fishing and ...
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