HMS Prince of Wales kept residents awake all night
Royal Navy’s ‘noisy’ carrier HMS Prince of Wales leaves tired Gosport residents ‘sleeping with pillows over their heads’. Weary...
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Captain sent home after Royal Navy submarine crew lockdown party
A submarine crew were filmed having a party during the coronavirus lockdown, prompting a Royal Navy investigation, according to BBC...
Dive the wrecks of the Red Sea – virtually
Explore the ship wrecks of the Red Sea – no diving qualifications required. This narrated 360 degree video takes...
SMS Group moves into sanitation
The SMS Group (ship repair and engineering), trading from seven ports in the UK, is providing mobile sanitation services....
The future of UK Red Diesel
The Cruising Association’s Regulations and Technical Services group (RATS) has been in communication with HMRC and confirmed, as a...
Thales selects Centrik for operations management of UK maritime autonomy centre
Thales has selected Centrik to manage the operational development of its Maritime Autonomous Systems (MAS) programme at its UK...
UN agencies formally cement partnership to tackle maritime litter
Partnerships are essential in tackling the global issue of marine plastic litter. The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and the...
Singapore has a plan for the world’s empty cruise ships
With cruise ships around the world being idled after hundreds of infections occurred during their voyages, they might have...
Parasite cocaine carrier found on cargo ship
Naval Special Forces carried out an underwater inspection of a ship in the Bay of Amatique, Puerto Barrios, Izabal,...
IMF calls for access to marinas
The Irish Marine Federation (IMF) has called on its government to consider easing some restrictions currently imposed on the...
Flags of convenience and the coronavirus cruise ship debacle
COVID-19 has shone a spotlight on accountabilities and practices in the international cruise ship industry, says David Millar in...
