On Tuesday night the Government’s EU Withdrawal Agreement was overwhelmingly rejected by Parliament. Commenting on the possibility of the UK leaving the EU without a deal, Lesley Robinson, Chief Executive Officer at British Marine says: “Like many industries up and down the UK, we do not support the idea of the UK leaving the EU… Read More »
Award-winning East Mediterranean haven draws boats to North Cyprus with 5-star facilities, superior service, technical expertise, low fuel prices and flexible berthing options. Karpaz Gate Marina in North Cyprus is announcing new berthing incentives and packages for 2019 as it strengthens its reputation as an East Mediterranean haven. Offering full-service capabilities, leisure facilities, premium service… Read More »
An exciting new Italian story associated with the sea, with excellence and with technical innovation is taking place thanks to the partnership between Panerai and Luna Rossa, Challenger of Record of the 36th edition of the America’s Cup. The agreement, signed by Panerai’s CEO Jean-Marc Pontroue and Patrizio Bertelli, President of Luna Rossa and CEO… Read More »
Flexiteek International, the global leader in synthetic teak decking and the 2G technology, has reached an agreement to acquire Wilks- manufacturer, and supplier of Dek-King synthetic teak decking and marine fendering. The acquisition will secure Flexiteek’s position as the market leader in synthetic teak decking and now also marine fendering. Wilks, based in Essex, was… Read More »
Based in the North Shore of Long Island in Oyster Bay, Oakcliff Sailing is on a mission to raise the caliber of US competitors and contributing to the sport of sailing. Their current undertaking is to test the variables of the new proposed event – Mixed Two Person Keelboat Offshore – for the Paris 2024… Read More »
Since its launch in 1969, the impact of the International Laser Class sailboat cannot be understated. However, the current manufacturer of this product – LaserPerformance – has not quite lived up to the responsibility. Class enthusiasts have suffered through a lack of supply, creating a vacuum filled now by alternative single-handers such as the RS… Read More »
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, the first person to sail solo non-stop around the globe, is to appear at boot Düsseldorf, the biggest trade fair in the world. On Monday 21 January, Sir Robin will be taking to the Sailing Stage in Hall 15 at 14:30 (UTC+1) to talk about his record-breaking achievement ahead of its 50th… Read More »
The Isle of Wight council has approved the sale of Ryde harbour stating it could not afford to spend £1.3m of public money on major dredging and repairs. A decision to sell the 27 year-old harbour was made by Councillor Stuart Hutchinson, Member for Resources, under delegated powers on January 7 but no press statement was issued.… Read More »
The Nab Tower Pursuit, Gosport Marine Scene’s annual charity pursuit event for sailing yachts of all different shapes and sizes, will take place on Saturday 15 June, 2019. It’s open to all; full details of the event and conditions of entry are available online. The Nab Tower Pursuit is always a memorable day out on… Read More »
Seldén Mast is celebrating their dominance of product at last week’s 505 World Championships held in Freemantle, Australia. The top 5 were dominated with Seldén product, in positions 1, 2, 3 and further results through the top 10. Mike Martin and Adam Lowry were super-fast throughout the regatta and were using an Alto section mast.… Read More »