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November 17, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Scallop ban puts ‘jobs at risk’

Fishermen say a temporary ban on scallop fishing in Welsh waters is putting their livelihoods at risk. The scallop season was due to start this month but the assembly government has imposed a ban while it draws up new regulations to protect the environment.

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Fishermen say a temporary ban on scallop fishing in Welsh waters is putting their livelihoods at risk. The scallop season was due to start this month but the assembly government has imposed a ban while it draws up new regulations to protect the environment.

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