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1. Part 4 of the Act - General
Guidance on local authorities’ powers under Part 4 of the Flood Risk Management (Scotland) Act 2009, particularly section 56 and the statutory procedures for flood protection schemes.
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C4. Commercial Fisheries
The study reported here provides a high level socio-economic appraisal of the potential costs and benefits to activities that may arise as a result of offshore wind, wave or tidal development within the Draft Plan Options as part of possible future
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5 Agricultural Developments
Consultation on draft proposals for changes and extensions to Permitted Development Rights (PDR) in Scotland for the priority development types selected for inclusion in Phase 1 of our programme. Consultation closes on 12 November 2020.
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2014 Consultation on the Management of Inshore Special Areas of Conservation and Marine Protected Areas Approaches.
2014 Public Consultation on the Management of Inshore Special Areas of Conservation and Marine Protected Areas Approaches.
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1. Understanding flood risk
Sets out statutory guidance to SEPA, local authorities and Scottish Water on fulfilling their responsibilities under the Flood Risk Management (Scotland) Act 2009.
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Annex 6: Survey instruments
Research aimed to provide socio-economic understanding of the value of Scottish bathing waters and the influence of bathing water quality (BWQ) to bathers, beach users and to the national and local economies.
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6 References
This report describes a trial of self-sampling by fishermen as a means of collecting information on discards. The project was funded by the Scottish Government under the Fishing Industry Science Alliance (FISA) and carried out in partnership with
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Scotland's Marine Protected Area (MPA) network
An overview of the consultation on proposals to designate four new Marine Protected Areas in Scottish waters, including short summaries of the available documentation.
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How We Are Developing the Programme
We want to hear your views on Scotland's new five-year climate change adaptation programme to be launched in autumn 2019.
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11. Discussion and Conclusions
The study reported here provides a high level socio-economic appraisal of the potential costs and benefits to activities that may arise as a result of offshore wind, wave or tidal development within the Draft Plan Options as part of possible future
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