IWA continues campaign to protect waterways from HS2
Following the Government’s announcement that the High Speed Rail project HS2 will now go ahead, the Inland Waterways Association...
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Zella Compton is the managing editor of Marine Industry News. Zella is a journalist and author specialising in marine news, maritime news, and marine business news.
Initially Zella specialised in the building industry (Hamerville Media Group), before editing trade and consumer titles for various publishing houses. She wrote a weekly column for the Portsmouth News for 14 years and has been extensively published in national press including The Times. Zella became managing editor of MIN in 2019.
Following the Government’s announcement that the High Speed Rail project HS2 will now go ahead, the Inland Waterways Association...
The SILENT 60, a 60ft oceangoing solar-electric catamaran, is being introduced by Austrian boat builder, Silent Yachts. Designed and...
Four people have been rescued after spending 32 days adrift in the South Pacific, after a tragic voyage that...
Poole based superyacht builder, Sunseeker International, will be recruiting recruit 40 new Apprentice Boat Builders to join the team...
A new project hopes to give more than 350 disadvantaged children in Plymouth the chance to enjoy hands-on adventures...
Yesterday saw the launch of the Canal and River Trust’s new Improper Mooring process. It will be applied where...
Xiamen Passenger and Tourist Transport Group has ordered its new high-speed aluminium ferry from Dutch design and development company,...
UPDATED 10.2.20 Bill Gates has not bought the world’s first hydrogen-powered superyacht, which is reported to be worth $644...
A lifeboat almost capsized after being battered by waves on the Sussex coast during a Storm Ciara rescue mission....
Women’s sailing charity, The Magenta Project, is joining forces with yacht charter company, Sunsail, to launch a new women’s...
Drones could be used in the future to help save lives across the UK, from accidents off the rugged...