Scottish trawlers will still be able to access Norwegian waters in the North Sea to fish, a UK Government minister has said. Speaking at the end of annual fisheries negotiations, Scotland Office ...

Joel Quince described being thirsty, hungry and exhausted while working on a Scottish trawler Chris Clements and Monica WhitlockDisclosure and File on 4 Dozens of workers from around the world may ...

Joel Quince arrived in the UK in 2012 having secured a job as a deckhand with TN Trawlers – a company owned by the Nicholson family, based in Annan on the southern coast of Scotland. Joel is among ...

The Launch Out, a 60-foot prawn trawler based out of Pittenweem on Scotland’s east coast, mows through the waves on its way toward the fishing grounds. Inside the wheelhouse, the captain rolls ...

BBC is reporting that dozens of workers from around the world may have been trafficked into the UK to work for a small family-owned Scottish fishing firm. Thirty-five men from the Philippines, Ghana, ...

A collision in the North Sea was narrowly averted today when two Scottish trawlers changed course at the last second before entering the 500 metre safety zone around the unstaffed Sleipner B platform.

Efforts to renegotiate the European deal on fishing quotas are being launched at Holyrood by the Scottish National Party. SNP leader John Swinney plans to force a vote in the parliament next week and ...

Three of the men were airlifted to Haukeland University HospitalCredit: Alamy He was one of three crew members airlifted to Haukeland University Hospital in Bergen after inhaling the fumes. Five more ...

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Dozens of workers from around the world may have been trafficked into the UK to work for a small family-owned Scottish fishing firm, a BBC investigation has revealed. Thirty-five men from the ...

Dozens of workers from around the world may have been trafficked into the UK to work for a small family-owned Scottish fishing firm, a BBC investigation has revealed. Thirty-five men from the ...