by Oliver McBride | Mar 26, 2026 | Latest News, Scottish Fishing Industry
Scotland consults on creating a commercial razor clam fishery using electric gear, citing sustainability, stock data and low‑impact methods. Government Launches Consultation on Future of Razor Clam Fishing The Scottish Government has opened a public consultation on...
by Oliver McBride | Mar 25, 2026 | Latest News, Scottish Fishing Industry
Marine Directorate launches consultation on West Coast and North Sea Nephrops FMPs, seeking views on policies for sustainable long-term stock management. Scottish Government Opens Consultation on New Nephrops Management Plans Marine Directorate Scotland has launched a...
by Oliver McBride | Mar 25, 2026 | Latest News, Scottish Fishing Industry
Committee criticises slow progress on regulating Scotland’s salmon farming and warns government failures risk public confidence and wild salmon protection. Committee Warns of Slow Action on Salmon Farming Reforms The Scottish Parliament’s Rural Affairs and Islands...
by Oliver McBride | Mar 25, 2026 | Latest News, Scottish Fishing Industry
“Running roughshod over our fishing industry” – Lib Dem’s Alistair Carmichael MP condemns SNP government restrictions on isles fishermen. Orkney and Shetland MP, Alistair Carmichael, has today criticised the Scottish Government for harming isles fishermen with...
by Oliver McBride | Mar 25, 2026 | Latest News, Scottish Fishing Industry
SPSG attends Sustainable Markets Initiative event at Buckingham Palace to discuss mackerel quota challenges and future cooperation in pelagic fisheries. Ian Gatt CBE, the chair of the Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group (SPSG), was invited to Buckingham Palace...
by Oliver McBride | Mar 23, 2026 | Latest News, Scottish Fishing Industry
Scottish marine restoration plan faces questions over fishing impact, biodiversity claims, and lack of regulatory reform clarity. Restoration Plan Published With Strong Environmental Claims The Scottish Government has published its post-adoption statement for the...
