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  • Find out how the new Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund (FCGF) will support UK fishing businesses and coastal communities.

  • Bluefin tuna (BFT) commercial fishery within UK waters.

  • Details of how to correctly sample and analyse sediment in support of a marine licence application.

  • Guidance on where marine licensing applies and what the key terms mean.

  • The Blue Belt Programme supports the UK Overseas Territories with the protection and sustainable management of their marine environments.

  • Information on the different types of commercial fishing vessel licences.

  • This is the Marine Management Organisation's Harbour Orders public register page.

  • The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is responsible for managing fishing and marine non-licensable activities (mNLA) in England’s marine protected areas (MPAs). This includes ensuring fishing and mNLA management measures…

  • Guidance to assist fishermen understand the role of I-VMS and their responsibilities.

  • News on application processes for the 2026 Bluefin tuna (BFT) commercial and recreational fisheries is now available.

  • The Blue Book is a single collection of UK and EU laws.

  • As a Public Authority, the UKHO makes relevant data sets available in compliance with the ‘Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe’ (INSPIRE) initiative.

  • Information about the Fisheries and Seafood Scheme funding rounds.

  • How to apply for a commercial domestic fishing licence for vessels 10m and under

  • Latest updates on the progress of fisheries management plans (FMPs), focusing on goals and management led by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO).

  • Navigation, passage planning, pilotage service, mooring details and charges for boaters using Rye Harbour.

  • This guidance explains when dredging activities may need a marine licence from the Marine Management Organisation.

  • Fees information for the different marine licences and associated work.

  • This guidance explains when you need a marine licence for activities carried out in ABNJ including the requirements, exemptions and how to apply.

  • Harbour Orders are a form of delegated legislation made under the Harbours Act 1964 (HA 1964), which either amends existing harbour legislation or introduces new harbour legislation.