The Scottish Fisheries Museum has secured three years of funding to support its historic vessel fleet, volunteers and ...

Seafish has launched a new Pelagic Sector Issues Group, bringing together industry leaders, scientists and policymakers to ...

The first bluefin tuna have been landed in Wales under a new scientific fishery, marking a significant milestone for Welsh ...

Trials with Cornish fishermen found innovative seabird deterrents can cut gill-net bycatch by up to 71%, helping protect ...

A new feature documentary following North East fisherman Stan Rennie and his community’s search for answers after the catastrophic 2021 shellfish die-off is heading to cinemas across the UK. Faced ...

The Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero (‘the Secretary of State’) gives notice under regulation 31(2) of the ...

Cotswolds seafood business New Wave is launching its own Seafood Week to celebrate British seafood and encourage consumers to ...

More than 100 people gathered at Exeter Cathedral for the inaugural National Harvest of the Sea service, celebrating the ...

The English Small Scale Inshore Fisheries Network has held meetings along the Yorkshire coast to gather fishermen's views and help shape the future representation of England's inshore fishing fleet.

A new video game inspired by Scotland's fishing ports and coastal communities is set to shine a spotlight on the industry's heritage. Newly arrived in Longhope, on the island of Hoy in Orkney, is ...

Change of watch: SFF chief executive Elspeth Macdonald (left) and her successor Mairi Gougeon, then Scottish cabinet secretary for rural affairs, pictured at the Scottish Skipper Expo in Aberdeen.

An Alaska charity is turning halibut bycatch into food aid through a pioneering donation scheme, while in Ghana soaring fuel prices have forced much of the country's industrial tuna fleet to cease ...