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    • What we do
    • Business Plan / Accounts Archive
    • Who we are
    • Who we work with
    • Get in touch
    • eNewsletters
  • Planning
    • Marine planning in Scotland
    • Marine planning in England
    • SMILE Project
    • SEASS and SEAES
    • SIMCelt Project
  • Environment
    • Special Places
    • MPAs
    • MCZs
    • Geology
    • Invasive Non Native Species
    • Marine Litter
  • Fisheries
    • Recreational Sea Angling
    • Haaf Net Fishing
    • Cockle Fishing
    • Code of Conduct
    • West Coast RIFG
    • European Maritime and Fisheries Fund
    • North West IFCA
    • Fishing for Litter
    • Solway Seafood
    • Fishing Faces
  • Energy
    • Renewable Energy in the Solway
    • Renewable Energy Financing
    • Wind Power
      • The History of Wind Power
      • Fundamentals of Wind Power
      • Advantages of Wind Power
      • Disadvantages of Wind Power
        • Accounting for Disadvantages
      • Wind Power in the Offshore Environment
      • The Future of Wind Power
    • Wave Power
    • Carbon Capture and Storage Systems
    • Tidal Power
    • Gathered Public Opinion
    • The ScotWind Site
  • Community
    • Kirkcudbright Bay Views
    • Solway Coastwise
    • Military Heritage
    • Making the Most of the Coast
    • Loch Ryan
    • YES!
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The Partnership’s previous Business Plans can be found below:

Business Plan 2015-2018

Business Plan 2013-2015

 

The Partnership’s previous Accounts can be found below:

Accounts to March 2019

Accounts to March 2018

Accounts to March 2017

Accounts to March 2016

Accounts to March 2015

Accounts to March 2014

Accounts to March 2013

Accounts to March 2012

Accounts to March 2011

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The Solway Firth Partnership is a Scottish Company Limited by guarantee and without a share capital under Company Number SC250012 and a Scottish Charity under Scottish Charity Number SC034376 Registered Office: Campbell House, The Crichton, Dumfries DG1 4UQ

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