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The puffins and other native seabirds in my constituency on the Isle of May were very grateful for the ban on sand eel fishing and trawling, but that ban is now subject to legal challenge. Will the Secretary of State commit to fighting that legal challenge?
The puffins and other native seabirds in my constituency on the Isle of May were very grateful for the ban on sand eel fishing and trawling, but that ban is now subject to legal challenge. Will the Secretary of State commit to fighting that legal challenge?
The hon. Lady raises an important question. That is a delicate issue because it has been raised by the European Union, but we are absolutely determined to maintain our position.
The hon. Lady raises an important question. That is a delicate issue because it has been raised by the European Union, but we are absolutely determined to maintain our position.
The hon. Lady raises an important question. That is a delicate issue because it has been raised by the European Union, but we are absolutely determined to maintain our position.
The puffins and other native seabirds in my constituency on the Isle of May were very grateful for the ban on sand eel fishing and trawling, but that ban is now subject to legal challenge. Will the Secretary of State commit to fighting that legal challenge?
That this House celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Isle of May's status as a national nature reserve, as well as the 200th anniversary of its main lighthouse which is Scotland's oldest still in operation; notes the lighthouse, designed by Robert Stevenson, is now solar powered having been Scotland's first to be powered by electricity; further notes the island, which also includes Scotland's oldest lighthouse dating from 1636, is rightly seen as a natural jewel that is important to a wide range of wildlife, including puffins, seals, terns and whales; congratulates the excellent work done by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) Reserve Manager David Steel and his team who live on and manage the Isle of May on behalf of SNH; thanks Mr Steel for helping to facilitate The May's first ever parliamentary advice surgery; and encourages visitors to Fife to journey to the island on the May Princess which leaves Anstruther Harbour almost every day from April to September.
That this House celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Isle of May's status as a national nature reserve, as well as the 200th anniversary of its main lighthouse which is Scotland's oldest still in operation; notes the lighthouse, designed by Robert Stevenson, is now solar powered having been Scotland's first...
What support will be provided to the long-term seabird monitoring programme on the Isle of May. - (Holding answer 4 July 1994).
What support will be provided to the long-term seabird monitoring programme on the Isle of May. - (Holding answer 4 July 1994).