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Dornie woman seeking answers over how partner died in Mowi fish farm death in Ross-shire ramps up campaign for fatal accident inquiry

By her own admission, Catriona Lockhart is a very determined woman on a mission to find out exactly how her partner died.

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Scottish Hazards charity backs fatal accident inquiry call into death of Ross-shire man who died at Mowi fish farm

A national charity campaigning for safety at work is supporting calls for a fatal accident inquiry following the death of a Highland fish farm worker.

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Ex-Mowi executives leave board of struggling barramundi farming group

Ex-Mowi executives leave board of struggling barramundi farming group
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ECJ Advocate General supports the European Commission s broad interpretation of gun-jumping and the importance of deterrence in fine setting | White & Case LLP

Advocate General Anthony Michael Collins has proposed that the European Court of Justice uphold the General Court's Altice judgment. In his Opinion, he considered that the entering into.

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Firm fined £860,000 after worker drowned in loch

A fish farm company has been fined £860,000 after a worker drowned when he was crushed between a boat and a barge as he tried to disembark a moving transfer vessel.Clive Hendry, 58, slipped out of his flotation jacket as a colleague tried to haul him out of the freezing water of Loch Alsh, near Kyle

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