Lancashire fishseller pleads guilty to buying without registration
Representatives of Dockside Ltd, a company that owns a wet fish shop in Fleetwood, Lancashire, were ordered to pay £4,715.27 by Blackpool Magistrates Court.
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Representatives of Dockside Ltd, a company that owns a wet fish shop in Fleetwood, Lancashire, were ordered to pay £4,715.27 by Blackpool Magistrates Court.
There are only four weeks to go until Skipper Expo Int. Bristol 2017, with the two-day show starting at 10am on Thursday 7th September and finishing at 4pm on Friday 8th September.
The Zamakona Shipyard in northern Spain has been contracted to build a new pelagic vessel for Shetland owners.
Fisheries Minister, George Eustice, and a team of senior DEFRA officials used the Cornish FPO’s recent annual general meeting to provide an update on preparations to leave the CFP.
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The skipper and owner of a Peterhead-registered trawler pleaded guilty to fishing offences at North Tyneside Magistrates Court in case brought by Marine Management Organisation.
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