Brexit creates a golden opportunity to regain 70% of the UK’s fisheries resources and rejuvenate a multi-billion pound industry for the nation – becoming as sustainable and successful as Norway, Iceland and Faroe.
Although June the 23rd was a great and historic day it was merely a signal of intent – Brexit must now mean Brexit.
As our purpose remains, we will continue to pursue our objectives undaunted and fight to ensure this golden opportunity of a brighter future is realised.
The EU has total control over British fish stocks and we must beg to catch our own fish.
In kind acts of remembrance we have received numerous emails and messages regards Tom. Following his funeral yesterday we re-publish some as a fitting tribute to a man, whom through his actions, played a large part in ensuring Britain’s fishing … Read More
It is with tremendous sadness and regret that we convey the news that Save Britain’s Fish and FALs ex-chair Tom Hay from Peterhead died on the night of Sunday the 8th of March after a years fight with dementia Tom … Read More
Open Letter from Fishing for Leave to the Republic of Ireland Fishing Industry It was with disappointment that we read the latest series of comments on Brexit from Seán O’Donoghue, chief executive of the Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation (KFO), in national … Read More
