Sunseeker commits to Poole

01 Sep 2004

Construction work is under - way on the waterfront in Poole on the first phase of prime new waterfront facilities for Sunseeker International, writes Iain Sutherland. 

CMC publishes pooling report

01 Sep 2004

The companies that make up the Cowes Marine Cluster on the Isle of Wight have spent the past nine months working on a pioneering feasibility project examining workforce pooling. 

New catalogue

01 Sep 2004

Dufour success

01 Sep 2004

Beneteau success

01 Sep 2004

Tarquin Taiwan

01 Sep 2004

Staffan Jufors to leave Volvo Penta

01 Sep 2004

Staffan Jufors is to leave his post as CEO of Volvo Penta at the end of October when he moves to take up the position of president of Volvo Trucks on November 1. 

Harken's warehouse warming party

01 Sep 2004

Harken UK held a party in Lymington last month to christen its new 6000 sq ft of warehouse, plus the additional 1000 sq ft of offices above. 

'Thousands' head to the Scottish Boat Show

01 Sep 2004

The Falkirk Wheel played host to thousands of visitors who descended on the award winning visitor attraction for The Scottish Boat Show, say the organisers. 

£4.5m investment to benefit East Cowes

01 Sep 2004

Cowes Harbour Commission has announced a £4.5m investment into the development of Shepards Wharf and the construction of a new boat storage and service centre at Kingston Wharf, East Cowes, writes Iain Sutherland. 

K4 replica sells for £1100

01 Sep 2004

Campbell's father and son both set world records in the original Vosper -built K4 Bluebird. Sir Malcolm set a new record at £141.74mph in 1939; 

Admiral's new site

01 Sep 2004

Sea-Fire approval

01 Sep 2004

EA Thames closures

01 Sep 2004

Web awards

01 Sep 2004

FBM contract

01 Sep 2004

BW stoppages

01 Sep 2004

B&G success

01 Sep 2004

Golf day in aid of John Merricks Sailing Trust

01 Sep 2004

The 8th annual North Sails Golf Day, held in aid of the John Merricks Sailing Trust (JMST) will be run on Friday October 29 at Cams Hall Estate Golf Club, just over Fareham Creek from BB's offices. 

Work starts on £5.6 million Glasgow canal link

01 Sep 2004

Plans to create a thriving canal quarter in Glasgow have started with the restoration of a canal link between two of the city's most historic canalside locations. 

New Broads workboat from RDDE

01 Sep 2004

Richards Dry Dock and Engineering in Southtown, Gt Yarmouth is a traditional independent shipyard that has the capability to turn its hand to almost any new build or refit project, writes Mark Wakelin. 

Ocean Safety opens Glasgow office

01 Sep 2004

Following on from the opening of its site in Plymouth a year ago, Ocean Safety opened its Glasgow office on September 1. 

Seawork: "where decisions are made"

01 Sep 2004

June's seawork 2004 finished on a high note with record numbers of visitors from the USA, Australasia, the Middle East, North Africa and Europe. 

Skandia posts profits

01 Sep 2004

Registration sponsor sought

01 Sep 2004

National Boat Shows (NBS) is looking for a visitor registration sponsor at this year's Marine Trade Show, set for Windsor Race Course on October 19 and 20. 

Moody moves to VT Halmatic

01 Sep 2004

Moody yacht production is moving to VT Halmatic in Porchester after many years with Princess Yachts Inter - national in Plymouth. 

C&N powerboat passes sea trials

01 Sep 2004

Camper & Nicholsons Yachting's first new boat since the company became part of Leonardo Ferragamo's Nautor Group has successfully passed its sea trials. 

Waterways Trust bids for £1.1m pa funding

01 Sep 2004

The Waterways Trust launched a campaign last month to obtain government funding of £1.1 million per annum to safeguard the three waterways museums at Ellesmere Port, Gloucester and Stoke Bruerne. 

Press savages Olympic calendar

01 Sep 2004

"Stripping for Gold" was the headline over the story in the Mail on Sunday on July25. 

Perrins takes back seat at Sealine

01 Sep 2004

Hard on the heels of the announcement that Gerard Wainwright is to step down as chairman of Sealine Inter - national comes the news that Tony Perrins, sales and marketing director, is to take a less demanding role with the company. 

Furneaux-Riddall gets Spectra

01 Sep 2004

Furneaux-Riddall and Co has been appointed sole distributors for Spectra Watermakers in the UK. 

Squadron's £1m pontoons

01 Sep 2004

In Cowes, the Royal Yacht Squadron is going to spend more than £1m on a new pontoon arrangement, a sort of mini marina on the Parade, writes Iain Sutherland. 

Wireless technology brings interactive security

01 Sep 2004

Security and vessel management solutions are often retrofitted which can involve extensive modifications to the vessel. 

Vitesse gets Supercool

01 Sep 2004

Vitesse Marine recently took on the distributorship for the Supercool range of coolers, boxes and cabinets and has launched the new LK33 model. 

'Active' corrosion blocker

01 Sep 2004

Worldwide Aviation is not a name that springs readily to mind when dealing with the leisure marine industry, but the company has a Canadian product they reckon will sell rather well. 

Over-moulding clears cable clutter

01 Sep 2004

Deutsch has launched its range of over -moulded cables specifically designed for the marine market. 

Super Pump is super quick

01 Sep 2004

Julius Stelma can be seen at most boat shows around Europe. He designed his Super Pump a while back and the device is extremely simple. It's a siphon device that relies on a glass ball in an aluminium tube that is, in turn, attached to a plastic tube. 

Cool Harken moves into shades

01 Sep 2004

Following the success of Harken's sport sunglasses the company has now launched another six pairs - introducing three new styles to the range with various colour options. 

Halyard alerts on blocked intakes

01 Sep 2004

Floating rubbish, polythene bags and seaweed can all result in blockages to the sea water intakes on boat engines, leading to pump impeller damage and sometimes much more serious engine damage, says Halyard.