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Fischer Panda generators communicate with chartplotters0
- Leisure Marine, Maritime & Commercial, Superyacht
- September 23, 2020
Fischer Panda UK has announced that its generators can now communicate with the leading chartplotters, enabling users to easily monitor their generators with access to all important data through one central display. Said to answer the demand from boatbuilders and boat owners for integration and connectivity between all on-board devices, Fischer Panda’s advanced gensets are
READ MOREScottish Canals launches new three-year vision0
- Maritime & Commercial
- September 23, 2020
Scottish Canals has pledged to inform policy decisions that lead to better health outcomes for those living next to canals as part of a new three-year vision for the organisation, according to Scottish Housing News. The new Corporate Plan for 2020-23 illustrates how Scottish Canals will undertake its statutory duties and how it will contribute
READ MOREBritish Marine needs to be more meaningful than ever, says new president1
- Leisure Marine, Maritime & Commercial, Superyacht
- September 22, 2020
Ian Cooke was looking forward to his British Marine presidency (he took office in July). On his radar was making the new national agenda meaningful and fostering a new spirit of collaboration. But then Boats2020 happened, or rather, it didn’t. “Frustrated is the best word for it,” Cooke says of how he’s feeling about the
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Proposed £150 annual charge to use launch ramps at Herne Bay and Whitstable0
- Leisure Marine
- September 22, 2020
Fishermen, jet-skiers, sailors and powerboat users face paying a membership fee before they can enter the sea via launch ramps next year, according to Kent Online. The plan, by Canterbury City Council, proposes a £150 annual charge for everyone and comes after the authority received numerous complaints about reckless jet-skiers throughout the summer. Council officers
READ MORELate night canal boat rescue in Lytham St Annes0
- Leisure Marine, Maritime & Commercial
- September 22, 2020
A long drama ensued for a canal narrow boat making her way up the Ribble to Preston Dock when sudden engine failure forced her to run aground on the north bank, three miles from her destination. The Holyhead Coastguard Operations Centre requested the Lytham St Annes Inshore Lifeboat assess the situation of the two people
READ MORESailors get go-ahead to transform waste ground into boatyard0
- Leisure Marine
- September 22, 2020
A group of determined sailors have been given the go-ahead to transform waste ground into a boatyard. Members of the Cardwell Bay Association of Small Boat Owners have been seeking permission for two years to take over the former McLean’s Yard in Cove Road in Gourock. Their plan has finally been approved by the Local
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