Eastern Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority (Eastern IFCA) is recruiting to a number of exciting roles across science, enforcement and policy. Covering the coasts of Lincolnshire, Norfolk andRead More >

The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has confirmed that, owners of under-12 metre English fishing vessels fitted with Succorfish SC2 devices will be able to register for a replacementRead More >

The Association of Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities has launched its latest film, Conserve, showcasing how IFCAs work to protect sensitive species and habitats in England’s inshore MarineRead More >

A report detailing the interim analysis of acoustic data collected for the Natural Disturbance Study is now available. Whilst the report was completed by Cefas, a non-technical summaryRead More >

A collaborative environmental initiative supported by the Eastern Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority has successfully removed close to 6 tonnes of redundant fishing and fishing related gear fromRead More >

Eastern IFCA is holding a workshop to discuss management of the Wash Cockle Fisheries, including in relation to the 2026 fishery. Any person named on a Wash CockleRead More >

Funded through Defra’s Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund, investing £304 million into fishing and seafood businesses and coastal communities across England. The Fisheries and Seafood Scheme (FaSS) isRead More >

Permit fees are payable for fishing within the Wash cockle and mussel fisheries to achieve 50% cost recovery for the Authority for managing the fisheries, which includes undertakingRead More >

A management update for the Cromer Shoal Chalk Beds MCZ has been published for those fishing within the area, to advise of the existing, proposed, and voluntary measuresRead More >

In order to be named on a Wash Cockle and Mussel Permit as a permit holder or skipper, you must have attended a Wash Training Course.  The purposeRead More >