SFA pleased after talks with fishing minister
Shetland Fishermen’s Association is positive after a meeting between skippers and Scottish fishing minister Richard Lochhead at the NAFC Marine Centre yesterday afternoon.
READ FULL STORYShetland Fishermen’s Association is positive after a meeting between skippers and Scottish fishing minister Richard Lochhead at the NAFC Marine Centre yesterday afternoon.
READ FULL STORYScottish fisheries secretary Richard Lochhead outlined his main priorities for supporting a successful fishing sector to industry representatives in Scalloway yesterday.
READ FULL STORYShetland pelagic fishermen have echoed processors’ demands to slash Faroese boats’ access to mackerel in European Union waters.
READ FULL STORYLerwick Port Authority today announced its biggest investment to date in a construction project to benefit the fishing and oil sectors.
READ FULL STORYSNP Euro MP Ian Hudghton was in Shetland on Monday putting the case for fisheries in an independent Scotland.
READ FULL STORYSkippers are calling on newly-elected MEPs to think again on crucial elements of the reformed Common Fisheries Policy.
READ FULL STORYThe fishing industry is posed with a deadly threat which could also potentially be an opportunity for growth when the discard ban begins to bite…
READ FULL STORYFishermen and industry leaders gave a lukewarm reception to a model of catch quotas floated by UK Fisheries Minister George Eustice at a meeting in
READ FULL STORYA fishing industry leader has supported a far-reaching university report which claims a ban on discards could cause harm to wildlife.
READ FULL STORYThe Shetland spring is famous for the arrival of all sorts of migratory species, mostly with feathers but always colourful and noisy. This year they…
READ FULL STORYA fishing business has secured a £1.1 million loan from Shetland Islands Council to fund a new vessel.
READ FULL STORYA Scottish government fund has been set up to help creel fishermen badly affected by the exceptional winter weather.
READ FULL STORYFishermen’s spokesmen have welcomed news that there will be no further cuts in days at sea next year after the December fisheries council ended yesterday.
READ FULL STORYFishermen say the quantity of stocks around the islands is as good as they can remember – as landings at white fish markets have reached
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