Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Richard-Benyon-MP-and-John-Sauven-at-CFP-event-in-House-of-Commons-27MZIF3P1YJX.htmlConceptually similarRichard Benyon MP at CFP event in House of CommonsGP0STOHEACompleted★★★★Parliamentary Reception "Be a Fisherman's Friend"GP04G0FCompleted★★★★Damian Collins MP at CFP event in House of CommonsGP0STOHECCompleted★★★★Sir Roger Gale MP at CFP event in House of CommonsGP0STOHEDCompleted★★★★Barry Gardiner MP at CFP event in House of CommonsGP0STOHEECompleted★★★★Peter Aldous MP at CFP event in House of CommonsGP0STOHE7Completed★★★★Amber Rudd MP at CFP event in House of CommonsGP0STOHEUCompleted★★★★Amber Rudd MP at CFP event in House of CommonsGP0STOHEVCompleted★★★★Parliamentary Reception "Be a Fisherman's Friend"GP04FZYCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STOHKURichard Benyon MP and John Sauven at CFP event in House of CommonsAt an event at the House of Commons Richard Benyon MP for Newbury constituency, next to John Sauven Executive Director Greenpeace UK (r) pledges to champion British coasts and tackle the economic decline of coastal regions by making sure that local fishing communities are prioritised. A number of MP's signed up to a five-step plan aimed at regenerating the UK's inshore waters, fisheries and communities and promised to raise the issues facing small scale fishermen and coastal communities onto the agenda and into election manifestos across the political parties.Locations:Europe-London-United Kingdom-WestminsterDate:14 Jul, 2014Credit:© John Cobb / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5616px X 3744pxKeywords:Common Fisheries Policy (CFP)-Greenpeace executive directors-KWCI (GPI)-Lobbying-Maps-Oceans (campaign title)-PoliticiansShoot:Greenpeace and NUTFA at CFP Event in House of CommonsAt an event at the House of Commons organised by Greenpeace and NUTFA, the representative body for small-scale fishermen, a number of MP's promise to raise the issues facing small scale fishermen and coastal communities onto the agenda and into election manifestos across the political parties. They signed up to a five-step plan aimed at regenerating the UK’s inshore waters, fisheries and communities.