Could your town become a Sustainable Fish City?

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In the wake of Bournemouth becoming the world's first sustainable fish city, Green MEP Molly Scott Cato reveals how communities and businesses can help tackle over-fishing

Bournemouth has just been classified as the world's first sustainable fish city and I was very lucky to be invited to announce this accolade a few weeks ago. Not a city at all of course, it none-the-less...

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