As the prospect of a no deal Brexit , 29th of March, looms ever closer The Orkney News takes another look at fisheries.
Fisheries After Brexit
Orkney Sustainable Fisheries Looking for New Board Members
Closing date 31st of January 2019
Christmas Spotting: 16
Christmas is a time for reflection
“Less than what we hoped but as much as was possible under the circumstances”
This year’s agreement will see some increases and decreases in particular stocks and improved protection for the European eel .
“EU/ Norway Fishing Deal Unfair and Unacceptable to Scotland”
There will be a 33% cut in cod which can be caught, 31% for Haddock, 36% cut to herring and 20% cut to mackerel.
Fishing: Funding and an Uncertain Future
Coastal and island communities around Scotland have been awarded financial help in the latest round of funding from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF)
Poetry Corner: Life, Through The Eyes Of A Child
One day my Dad went to work/He has a fishing boat./He is a fisherman.
Maree Todd: The Brexit Bùrach and the Distraction of the Daily Mile
“No-one should be surprised to discover that Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement prepares the ground for betrayal of our fishing interests.”
Orkney Islands Council Makes Post Brexit Plans
“European funding has been of considerable importance to our islands over the past 40 years,”
Finnie Raises Concerns Over Illegal Scallop Dredging
John Finnie highlighted the call from Open Seas to introduce the vessel tracking technology at First Ministers Questions
