Up the creek without a paddle
A kayaker believed to have travelled from England to Scotland was left up the creek without a paddle, having...
The impact of Covid-19 on the marine industry, from no sailing to boat shows being cancelled. What did lockdown mean to chandleries, marine trades, boats and boat builders? Read Marine Industry News’ collection of articles written about, and during, lockdown.
A kayaker believed to have travelled from England to Scotland was left up the creek without a paddle, having...
Royal Caribbean is relaunching its services in June and like P&O says that passengers can only travel if they...
British Marine says it has met with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to clarify the guidance...
While America’s Cup Event (ACE) says it’s committed to maintaining as many aspects as possible of the event as...
As the UK government hits its target for 15 million covid vaccinations in the UK, Brittany Ferries has issued...
UK Outdoors, an industry body for outdoor learning and activities, has devised a roadmap for the phased restart of...
Robin Baron, chairman of the Cruising Association’s RATS committee, says cruising yachtsmen are in the middle of ‘a perfect...
Three men have been issued ‘covid fines’ after being rescued from an abandoned Thames Estuary fort. Calling themselves ‘experienced...
Campaigners and politicians are making a ‘big push’ to save an under-threat sailing centre based at Yeadon Tarn. Leeds...
The British Motor Yacht Show 2021 will take place at Swanwick on the Hamble River, despite uncertainties, says Premier...
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is again urging anyone who is able, under government guidelines, to visit the...