Friday 5 September 08 - 09:50
 

News

  • MDM and Navimo to run own trade shows MDM - 2006 Trade Show to run early March

    Mark Dowland Marine has just announced that its 2006 Trade Show will be going ahead, with provisional dates set for week commencing March 6, 2006. 

  • Help needed after terminal meltdown

    The editorial computer went into terminal meltdown last month with the loss of every email sent in the two months up to the end of June. 

  • Navimo to run own trade show

    Navimo UK is to hold its own trade show this year. The two day event will be held on October 19 and 20 at The Rose Bowl Cricket Ground near the company's Southampton HQ. 

  • Raymarine outsources manufacturing

    In a move designed to maintain the company as a global leader in the supply of marine electronic products to the leisure boating market, Raymarine is to close all manufacturing operations at its Anchorage Park facility in Portsmouth with the loss of up to 250 jobs, writes Iain Sutherland and Peter Nash . 

  • Recruitment drive at Pepe Boatyard

    Two extra boat sheds are being built at the Pepe Boatyard, in Mill Rythe Lane, Hayling Island, and a recruitment drive is expected, writes Iain Sutherland . 

  • More funds needed for Gipsy Moth IV

    Gipsy Moth IV is now afloat after nearly 40 years in drydock. Her new custodian, the United Kingdom Sailing Academy (UKSA), has worked tirelessly to raise funds to save the sailing legend and, with the help of the marine industry and donations from the public, the yacht is ready for her "lap of honour"; a second global circumnavigation departing Plymouth on the September 25, 2005. 

  • Finning appointed for VW marine engine range

    Finning (UK) has been appointed sole distributors for the Volkswagen Marine product line for the United Kingdom and Eire. 

  • New diploma course for small craft surveys

    A new distance learning course has been developed in response to the rising demand for marine surveyors specialising in small craft. 

  • Cooney acquires Whittall Group

    Stainless steel manufacturer Cooney Marine has acquired the Whittall Group's marine products division for an undisclosed sum. 

  • Wilson Marine sets up dock demo sites

    Cornwall-based Wilson Marine International has set up the first demonstration sites for its new Versadock Modular Drive on Dock and Pontoon system. 

  • Essex Boatyards buys marina

    Essex Boatyards has announced its proposed acquisition of Essex Marina. "The acquisition will enable us to offer a much larger range of new and used boats and provide increased and improved services for customers, " said Essex Boatyards' managing director, James Barke. 

  • Barrow wins BMF golf day

    The British Marine Federation (BMF) golf society held its spring event at Alresford Golf Club in June. 

  • Castro wins Showboat Award

    Hamble-based yacht designer Tony Castro has won Best Sail Boat Design at the Showboat Awards for Ameena , a 29m cruising sloop, built by Jongert. 

  • Rockley record

     

  • Transas website

     

  • Humphreys appoints ClearLine

     

  • Scorpion RIB record

     

  • Challenge charity

     

  • SailTime sponsors

     

  • Business oppor tunities in Puget Sound trade trip

    The South East's marine industry is to be showcased on a high profile trade visit to the United States this October. 

  • Boat Scrubber scrubs again

    Boat Scrubber Marine Limited recently went into liquidation. The company says it failed to secure much-needed funding to refine and improve its patented invention. 

  • Revenue up at Crown Estate

    The Crown Estate has announced a 4.5% increase in net revenue surplus to £184.8m for 2004/05, writes Iain Sutherland. 

  • Fairline holds first supplier conference

    Fairline Boats hosted its first supplier conference recently with the objective of consolidating its relationships with suppliers and to set challenges and targets for the forthcoming year. 

  • Bavaria fights back against Match 42 claims

    Originally brought to light by an internet sailing newsletter - sailinganarchy. com - the saga of Bavaria's Match 42s continues. 

  • Finance Wales helps marina expand

    Holyhead Marina has secured a £150,000 funding package from Finance Wales to help expand its berthing capacity by some 30%. The company plans to increase its total capacity to 500 berths. 

  • SEEDA offers space at Marchwood

    The South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) is offering space in a dedicated 12.5 acre marine park at Marchwood, on the west side of Southampton Water. 

  • Le Saffre makes way for Francois

    Patrick Francois is to replace Anthony Le Saffre as CEO of the Navimo Group. 

  • Oceanair wins 2nd Queen's Award for Enterprise

    Oceanair Marine was presented with its Queen's Award for Enterprise last month by the Lord Lieutenant, Hugh Wyatt, on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen at Oceanair's headquarters in Selsey. 

  • Four combine for safety

    Four leading Safety at Sea organisations have joined forces to encourage South Coast sailors to be more aware of their responsibilities to themselves and their fellow recreational boaters. 

  • Be bold, be brash, says Musto

    Musto has a new summer range in its #1 shirts and shorts. 

  • Flatie solves cushion storage problems

    Bainbridge International has been appointed UK distributor for Flaties self-inflating cockpit cushions. 

  • Roll-top blind from Oceanair

    The Doorsol interior blind from Oceanair is, they say, an ideal system for providing privacy, security, ventilation or insulation. 

  • Bilge pump acts as back-up to main pump

    Boat owners know that one of the most important pieces of equipment to have on board is a bilge pump. 

  • Arty wall-mounted speakers

    According to Artcoustic, speaker systems in the past have often appeared rather clumpy, drab, and more of a necessity than a pleasure to have on view. 

  • Professional outdoor range from Crewsaver

    Talking to owners of sailing schools and training establishments, Crewsaver says in today's competitive environment it is important that all aspects of your training package convey confidence and expertise. 

  • Dubarry's injection moulded soles

    Dubarry's 2005 range sees the introduction of injection moulded technology to sole applications, so instead of stitching and glueing, the sole is now bonded directly to the leather upper. 

Kids go Free !