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Covid-19 Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities (IFCAs) updates for the Inshore Fishing Community
27 March 2020 10:25
For the latest update (27.03.20) click HERE
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Support for the fishing industry during Covid-19
23 March 2020 8:50
The Covid-19 situation is ever changing here in the UK and it is very important that everyone is aware of the latest advice from the UK Government andRead More >
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Covid-19 EIFCA update
17 March 2020 15:45
Eastern IFCA are working hard to maintain essential services whilst protecting our own workforce during this very uncertain time. Our office in Kings Lynn is closed forRead More >
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American Lobsters: Retain and Report
02 March 2020 14:04
Cefas have today launched a campaign to raise awareness within the fishing community of the threat to native species from the non-native American lobster. This Defra-funded project encouragesRead More >
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Formal Consultation – Minimum Sizes Byelaw 2019
27 February 2020 13:26
Eastern IFCA is undertaking a formal consultation for the Minimum Sizes Byelaw 2019. This byelaw intends to protect fish and shellfish stocks through preventing or reducing the removalRead More >
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NOTICE OF TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF PRODUCTION AREA
25 February 2020 15:14
Fenland District Council has issued a Temporary Closure Notice (TCN) for Nene Mouth B04AL in relation to the level of E.coli found in shellfish samples collected by EasternRead More >
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Informal Engagement: Closed Area Byelaw 2020
20 February 2020 14:00
Eastern IFCA has an ongoing programme of work to ensure sensitive seabed habitats are protected from the impacts of fishing. We are currently seeking feedback to inform theRead More >
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Sea Anglers Wanted for Government Project to Help Sustainable Fisheries
13 February 2020 13:20
A new call is being made for sea anglers to contribute to an important project that will help the management of marine fisheries. The Sea AnglingRead More >
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Sustainable fisheries enshrined in law as UK leaves the EU
29 January 2020 14:00
DEFRA has today (29th January 2020) announced the introduction of legislation creating the powers for the UK to operate as an independent coastal state and manage its fishRead More >
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Fishing regulations as the UK leaves the European Union
28 January 2020 15:15
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) have sent out a reminder to the fishing industry today that the UK will continue to abide by the current rules, which applyRead More >