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From Marine Management Organisation (MMO)
  • Published June 2021 the South West Inshore and South West Offshore Marine Plans provides guidance for sustainable development from the border with Wales to the River Dart in Devon.

  • Use this service to create a UK storage document for fish and shellfish that have been imported or landed directly into the UK for storage, ready for export.

  • How MMO byelaws are made and what they protect.

  • Find out about the different marine species and how they are protected UK wildlife legislation.

  • Guidance to assist fishers understand how and when I-VMS will be delivered in English waters, how it may affect them, their responsibilities, and the steps they need to consider.

  • How catch limits are set and how to get involved in setting them. This includes current catch limits and closed fishing areas.

  • Published June 2021 the North East Inshore and North East Offshore Marine Plans provides guidance for sustainable development from the Scottish Border to Flamborough Head in Yorkshire.

  • Work out if your activity qualifies for the self-service marine licensing process

  • The timeline illustrates how the assessment and approval process works once an application for a marine licence has been validated.

  • The South Marine Plans were published on 17 July 2018.

  • Find out about funding available through the Infrastructure Scheme.

  • Setting out how regulatory bodies can co-ordinate the separate processes for coastal development consents in England.

  • MMO byelaw covering specified areas in the following 13 marine protected areas.

  • The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has published its 2030 Strategic Plan for healthy, productive seas and coasts.

  • How to report marine pollution incidents, the response to an incident and how to get approval to use an oil spill treatment product.

  • Published June 2021 the North West Inshore and North West Offshore Marine Plans provides guidance for sustainable development from the border with Scotland to the border with Wales.

  • UK and England quota management rules

  • The Black seabream Fisheries Management Plan (FMP) covers ICES areas 4b, 4c, 7a, 7d, 7e, 7f, 7g, 7h, and 7j within English waters.

  • Who can fish commercially, who can buy and sell first-sale fish, how to report sales information.

  • This guidance outlines the circumstances under which a marine licence may be required from the Marine Management Organisation.