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Car owner blocks in lifeboat then calls for help
Monday, 20 December 2021Yesterday, the owner of a car and trailer who blocked in the RNLI Calshot lifeboat while they went out on the water, later called for help from the same lifeboat station.
VIDEO: Surfers take on biggest waves in the world
Monday, 20 December 2021Elite pro surfers gathered on the Portuguese coast last week as the 2021 Nazaré Tow Challenge got underway, where pro surfers are tackling some of the biggest waves on the planet.
Slingsby takes control of SailGP Championship after victory in Sydney
Monday, 20 December 2021Tom Slingbsy delivered when it mattered for his Australia SailGP Team. Dominating the final race after an inconsistent weekend of results, the home team claimed victory in the Australia Sail Grand Prix presented by KPMG to secure its place in the ...
OneWater Marine to acquire majority interest in Quality Boats
Monday, 20 December 2021OneWater Marine has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a majority interest in Quality Boats, a move that cements the company’s presence on Florida’s west coast.
New Dry Stack Nears Completion as Part of Noss On Dart’s £75m Redevelopment
Monday, 20 December 2021Premier’s Noss on Dart is now taking bookings for its dry stack facility which will open in March 2022. The brand new dry stack facility will accommodate boats up to 9m; providing boat owners with a flexible and cost effective alternative to...
RS Aero Class adds new rig for smaller adults
Monday, 20 December 2021The RS Aero Class has announced the production launch of a new rig specifically designed for smaller adults.
New appointment at Pantaenius UK
Monday, 20 December 2021Marine insurance specialist Pantaenius UK has appointed Simon Hedley as its head of commercial partnerships. Hedley will join the team in January 2022.
Thames Freeport to ‘turbocharge’ region’s green credentials
Monday, 20 December 2021Thames Freeport opened for business last week with estimates that it will draw £4.5 billion of new investment and create 21,000 skilled jobs, as well as ‘turbocharge’ the region’s green credentials.
Boating community supports veteran charity
Monday, 20 December 2021Inland waterway businesses and boats owners are coming together to help the newly-established Forces Vets Afloat Project restore a boat so it can be used and enjoyed by British veterans.
VIDEO: Great Britain SailGP Team out of contention after collision in Sydney
Friday, 17 December 2021The Great British SailGP Team are out of the Australian Sail Grand Prix presented by KPMG, after a collision with the Japan SailGP Team in the final race of the opening day.
WATCH: Collision rips bow off Japan SailGP F50
Friday, 17 December 2021At the start of the final race of the opening day of the Australian Sail Grand Prix, Sir Ben Ainslie’s British F50 catamaran ploughed into the Japan boat, slicing off its bow. The collision left neither boat able to continue.
Brittany Ferries criticises “hammer blow” French travel restrictions
Friday, 17 December 2021Brittany Ferries says France’s new travel restrictions are as “unnecessary as they are unwelcome.”
Exhibitor attendance remains strong for boot Düsseldorf 2022
Friday, 17 December 2021The number of exhibitors attending boot Düsseldorf remains strong, with the show occupying 13 exhibition halls from 22-30 January 2022.
Vampire fast deployment modular RIB launches
Friday, 17 December 2021British performance boatbuilder Ring Powercraft has launched the Vampire – a collaboration with marine leaders including EP Barrus and Simrad to form a rapid deployment transporter on a fully modular RIB platform.
Ferguson Marine appoints new CEO
Friday, 17 December 2021Ferguson Marine has appointed David Tydeman as its new chief executive officer, effective from 1st February 2022. Tydeman’s appointment at the Port Glasgow shipyard will see him return to shipbuilding on the Clyde where he began his career ...
Over a hundred dead puffins wash up on Scottish coast
Friday, 17 December 2021Just over a month after MIN reported that thousands of dead crustaceans had washed up along the North East coast, more than a hundred dead or ill puffins have washed up on shores around the north east coast of Scotland, and the Orkney and Sh...
Viking co-founder and industry trailblazer dies aged 92
Friday, 17 December 2021Robert T. Healey Sr., the co-founder of the Viking Yacht Company who led the fight that repealed the federal luxury tax on yachts in the USA, passed away last week at the age of 92.
New berthing options from MDL
Friday, 17 December 2021MDL Marinas has launched new Cruising Bundles and a new Platinum Plus Otium berthing package which it says will open up cruising opportunities around the UK coast and further afield.
Falmouth Harbour’s prickly solution to thorny problem of marine antifoul
Thursday, 16 December 2021The masterminds behind a sea-urchin inspired, eco-friendly anti-fouling solution for boats have teamed up with Falmouth Harbour and Rustler Yachts to bring the technology to Cornwall in an industry first.
Great Britain SailGP Team return to action in Sydney
Thursday, 16 December 2021With only two events remaining in the SailGP Season 2 calendar, the race to qualify for the $1million prize winner-takes-all podium race in San Francisco is heating up. The Great Britain SailGP Team currently sits in fourth place overall, four poi...
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