They should be helping to expand our fishing fleet,not pushing it away.
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EDDIE JOHNSTONE
12 years ago
ITS A DISGRACE TO TRY AND PUT MEN OUT OF WORK THAT HAVE WORKED OUT OF THIS HARBOUR FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Dunbar has always been a fishing town, don't let that history die.
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Alan Mclean
12 years ago
Dunbar harbour IS a working harbour for fisherman not a marina to suit the DHT and DHD . Ram it yellow welly brigade !!
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Clem
12 years ago
Shocking state of affairs
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severine lemoine
12 years ago
so many lives affected :-(
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amy divers
12 years ago
c'mon dunbar!
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Katrina Crosby
12 years ago
To save the fishing
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Anonymous
12 years ago
we need to save whats left of our fishing fleet. And stop this needless waste of dumping good fish.
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Steve Gaffney
12 years ago
Dunbar is known for its fishing heritage and warm welcome. You have my signature and anything else you need
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alan brown
12 years ago
save the fishing fleet.its always been the hub of dunbar.
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john winters
12 years ago
dunbar is a working harbour that tourists come to see not a marina for toffs
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emma hogg
12 years ago
please sign guys this is a lot of people's lives am
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Lorna Sandeman
12 years ago
These local fisheries are such a part and parcel of the entire GB coastline. There is so much history & custom wrapped up in it. And hey, we've learned too about overfishing. So let's get the message to harbour authorities, to take care of their asset, not squander it. history
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John Fairgrieve
12 years ago
We need your help
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Anonymous
12 years ago
we all need to support our local industries it is what sustainability is all about ,350 proves that they helped keep this town of dunbar alive lets help them now before the all leave because of cost
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susan guy
12 years ago
we all need to help keep our local fisherie alive and well. Signing a petition is one thing but having our taxes going towards maintaining and upgrading this vital local resource gets my vote!
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Sarah Lang
12 years ago
What is going on? In the current economic climate we should supporting local businesses not trying to cripple them.
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Sandy Weir
12 years ago
We need to help protect the livelihood of the fishing community in Dunbar
They should be helping to expand our fishing fleet,not pushing it away.
ITS A DISGRACE TO TRY AND PUT MEN OUT OF WORK THAT HAVE WORKED OUT OF THIS HARBOUR FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS.
Dunbar has always been a fishing town, don't let that history die.
Dunbar harbour IS a working harbour for fisherman not a marina to suit the DHT and DHD . Ram it yellow welly brigade !!
Shocking state of affairs
so many lives affected :-(
c'mon dunbar!
To save the fishing
we need to save whats left of our fishing fleet. And stop this needless waste of dumping good fish.
Dunbar is known for its fishing heritage and warm welcome. You have my signature and anything else you need
save the fishing fleet.its always been the hub of dunbar.
dunbar is a working harbour that tourists come to see not a marina for toffs
please sign guys this is a lot of people's lives am
These local fisheries are such a part and parcel of the entire GB coastline. There is so much history & custom wrapped up in it. And hey, we've learned too about overfishing. So let's get the message to harbour authorities, to take care of their asset, not squander it. history
We need your help
we all need to support our local industries it is what sustainability is all about ,350 proves that they helped keep this town of dunbar alive lets help them now before the all leave because of cost
we all need to help keep our local fisherie alive and well. Signing a petition is one thing but having our taxes going towards maintaining and upgrading this vital local resource gets my vote!
What is going on? In the current economic climate we should supporting local businesses not trying to cripple them.
We need to help protect the livelihood of the fishing community in Dunbar
Fishing must stay in dunbar