Palfinger completes first cruise drydocks after lockdown
Palfinger has successfully completed its first major refurbishment job since the outbreak of Covid-19. Royal Caribbean Group awarded Palfinger...
Covid-19
Articles relating to the impact of Covid-19 on the marine trade, and affects of lockdown on the wider marine community.
DEFRA rules on recreational boating
British Marine says it has been seeking clarity from the UK Government on how the new lockdown will impact...
First Covid-19 test lab on a cruise ship announced
Viking Cruises has announced that it’s completed installation of the first full-scale Covid-19 test lab at sea. The new onboard...
British Marine needs to be more meaningful than ever, says Ian Cooke
Ian Cooke was looking forward to his British Marine presidency (he took office in July). On his radar was...
BOATS2020 revving up for a powerful display
With two boat shows opening this week in Southampton, today MIN takes a quick look at what’s on offer...
PSM Instrumentation receives HSBC funding during Covid-19
PSM Instrumentation, a manufacturer of instruments for the marine industry, has secured a loan from HSBC UK through the...
Cruise ships struck by second Covid-19 blight
After a cruise ship, SeaDream 1, carrying more than 200 people docked in Bodoe, Norway yesterday, everyone was ordered to...
Quarantine removal welcomed by ports
The announcement to remove quarantine restrictions from 10th July for arrivals from France, Spain, and other countries, will be...
Free Covid-19 signage now includes: no mask, no entry
15 July 2020: This article was updated to include a ‘No mask, no entry’ sign which is available for...
Stunning open letter details how lack of forewarning has led to current ‘impossible situation’ for RNLI
The RNLI has asked the government to restrict access to the beaches until lifeguards are back in place, and...
£90,000 deal to help Gosport ferry
Three local councils have put together a £90,000 package to help keep the Gosport ferry running, after its future...
