At our “The Future of Fuel for Fishing” event, we heard from speakers from a range of organisations and backgrounds, who offered their insights into how the fishing industry can be supported in the short-term to cope with fuel prices, and how in the longer-term, fishing fleets could switch to alternative energy sources altogether.

The draft Joint Fisheries Statement is out for consultation. This digest explains what it is, its key points, and how it fits into UK fisheries policy.

On 22 February 2022, the APPG on Fisheries heard from a diverse array of presenters about how the fishing industry and marine protected areas can co-exist and support one another. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event.

On 30 November 2021, the APPG on Fisheries heard from a diverse array of presenters about efforts to support the financial resilience of fishing communities across the UK. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event.

On 26 October, in partnership with Seafood 2040, the APPG on Fisheries heard from presenters from across the four nations of the UK about how aquaculture can be sustainably developed. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event.

Our event on 12 July heard from speakers from around the world, who have made pioneering efforts to build climate resilience into fisheries and coastal communities. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event

A look into how fisheries from around the world are adapting and building resilience to climate change, and considering what insights these case studies might yield for the UK.

Our event on 20 May explored how the fisheries and offshore wind sectors can collaborate and ensure optimal marine planning outcomes for all involved. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event

Our event on 24 March investigated how innovation, data and technology were bringing benefits to the UK fisheries sector. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event

On 25 February 2021, we heard from Secretary of State George Eustice MP and Anne Freeman of Defra about the next steps for the UK following the implementation of the Fisheries Act and the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement. This article addresses all the questions answered in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event

This article gives an overview of what the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement means for the UK fisheries sector - covering quota transfers, access to waters, sustainability, trade, and responses from the industry.

The Fisheries Bill has now been enshrined in law as the Fisheries Act 2020. This article breaks down the key parts of the Act: its eight objectives, the Joint Fisheries Statement, licensing rules, and next steps for the UK fishing industry.

Our event on 1 December examined how legislation, communication, technology and collaboration could improve fishing safety in the UK. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event

Our event on 4 November examined the effects of climate change on the UK fishing sector, and how the fleet can respond. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event.

Our event on 29 September examined how regional initiatives could aid fisheries management and support for fishing communities. This article addresses all the questions raised in the meeting, and also hosts the full recording of the event.

Fisheries management in the UK involves a number of different authorities and organisations. This article provides a breakdown of the different players, who is responsible for what, and how they interact with each other.