...cost recovering on our advice to developers. We are working alongside industry on how we support them with pre-application advice and more information will be available in the coming year....
...sea bed entirely. As we explain on our website there are a number of different purposes for dredging: to deepen berths and channels in ports (navigational dredging) to extract sands...
In August 2018 we celebrated the diverse life in our seas, encouraged people to take care of their beaches, took part in an historic event and provided updates on our enforcement activities
...video on social media reminding people that our consultation on these products closed on 29 March. Blue Belt Dr Emily Hardman, Integrated Marine Management Manager for the Blue Belt programme,...
Updates on marine plan development, our work to protect the oceans around UK Overseas Territories, explaining our marine licensing role in high profile developments and additional explanation of commercial fishing.
This month saw good news for one of our Board Members and we also welcomed a new recruit. Representatives for the Blue Belt programme visited UK Overseas Territories and the...
...obtains permission from the MMO in the form of a marine licence they may still need to separately apply for consent from other parts of Government. A marine licence does...
...extraction industry while protecting the environment and other seabed interests. Marine sand and gravel extraction plays an increasingly important role in meeting the nation’s need for construction aggregate. It is...
The MMO will work with the Environment Agency and Natural England to provide an efficient, consistent service that supports sustainable growth in the Tees Estuary.
I am the Director of Marine Licensing and have been with the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) for 6 months.