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Martin Laity and his business partner Tom Knights THREE weeks into Brexit and over 50 fishermen and women working in the Carrick Roads still haven’t earned a penny because of an ‘absolute lash-up’ by Defra. Martin Laity, who runs Sailor’s Creek Shellfish based in Flushing, says he has had to lay off over 50 oyster fishermen and women because Defra hasn’t even created the form that allows them to export to Europe after Brexit. He’s been told that it won’t be ready until April 21 but the shellfish season finishes on March 30th and doesn’t start again until November. Selling shellfish to Europe it has to be alive and fresh as it can be. If not, it is rejected and, with the new border controls, this cannot be guaranteed.
OLEAN â Planning on how to breathe new life into South Union Street is progressing, city officials reported Tuesday.
During a strategic planning meeting of the Olean Common Council, city Department of Public Works Director Bob Ring detailed the current status of the corridor project, expected to break ground in 2022.
The project, Ring said, is expected to cost around $1.95 million, with $1.4 million from the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, $200,000 from the cityâs sewer fund to make upgrades to that system, and the remainder from borrowing.
The highlight of the current planning, Ring said, is a shared-use bicycle and walking path along the east side of the street.