Friday 10 October 08 - 19:59
 

News

  • BMF and RYA in derogation talks with Revenue

    A meeting was held at the British Marine Federation (BMF) in Egham last month with officials from HM Revenue & Customs to discuss the implications of the loss of the UK's derogation on red diesel. 

  • Double honour for Ludlow

    Oli Ludlow, principal of Port Edgar Sailing School, has also been working as a volunteer for many aspects of Scottish sailing for over 35 years, writes Mike Balmforth. 

  • Wotton a Honda winner

    Colin Wotton, an outboard motor engineer from SMS Salcombe, recently joined an elite number of specialists when he became one of only 22 Honda master technicians. 

  • Hales replaces George Greener at BW

    Tony Hales has been appointed as the new chairman of British Waterways. The current chair - man, Dr George Greener retires on July 9 and Hales will take over his responsibilities from July 10. 

  • BMF renames Expor t Depar tment

    The British Marine Federation (BMF) has renamed its Export Department. It is now known as International Business Development (IBDD). 

  • Ellen MacArthur

    Ellen MacArthur went to the Palace to meet The Queen last month, where she received the Commander of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for her recordbreaking, solo circumnavigation this winter. 

  • Poole Marine Skill Centre opens

    The opening of a new Marine Skills Centre in Poole designed to improve the quality of local training facilities and staff development in the area has been welcomed by one of the marine industry's leading employers, Sunseeker International, writes Iain Sutherland. 

  • Outer Hebrides Sailing Directions

    Revision of the Clyde Cruising Club's benchmark Sailing Directions to Scottish waters reaches completion with the publication of a new edition of the Outer Hebrides section, writes Mike Balmforth. 

  • Ferry terminal fears

    The Solent Protection Society has voiced its concerns about proposals to re-site the Red Funnel ferry terminal at East Cowes in the position of the current Shrape breakwater. 

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  • Inspire's events

     

  • Saltwater's Nordhavn

     

  • PBO wins Marine Industry Regatta

    The 2005 Marine Industry Regatta was an outstanding success. And it was won by the crew from Practical Boat Owner. 

  • Is DEFRA report a whitewash?

    The press release put out by British Waterways (BW) following publication of the government's five-yearly review of its activities suggests wholehearted approval from the examiners. 

  • Avon's Irish

     

  • Centa's Clippers

     

  • Lewmar for Gipsy Moth

     

  • Suzuki Ireland

     

  • SailTime PR

     

  • Lombard Round the Island

     

  • Dubarry J-Cup

     

  • High Profile's 15th

     

  • Gill's Dinghy Week

     

  • Madrid Boat Show

     

  • Lochrin Basin re-opened

    The Lochrin Basin at Fountainbridge in Edinburgh was re-opened in March by Transport Minister Nicol Stephen MSP. 

  • Boating Comes to Goodwood

    The annual Boating Comes to Goodwood Race Day looks set to be another runaway success on May 19. 

  • CJ to import Turkish Mursan boats

    Romsey, Hampshire, based Ocqueteau dealer CJ Marine is to import the San Boat range of open and fishing boats, cuddys and cruisers built by Mursan in Bursa, Turkey, writes Iain Sutherland. 

  • Sunsail's Pompey stars

    Sailing and watersports business Sunsail welcomed two Portsmouth football stars aboard to launch new yachts bearing their names, writes Iain Sutherland. 

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  • Essex website

     

  • Steel's website

     

  • Henri-Lloyd's Falmouth

     

  • Team sailing days

    South Devon's Plain Sailing has launched a corporate events division. The sailing school already runs events such as its Round Britain Experience and Round the Channel Experience. 

  • Osmotech gets Dealer Award

    Hamble-based Osmotech UK received Webasto's Marine Dealer of the Year Award at the London Boat show in recognition of the company's outstanding performance in the areas of customer service, sales growth and overall business development. 

  • Diverse buys Tropical Engineering

    Hamble based Diverse Yacht Services has acquired composite manufacturer Tropical Engineering, writes Iain Sutherland. 

  • £1/4m funding for Scottish Sailing Institute

    The Scottish Sailing Institute was established at Largs five years ago to market the Clyde as a major yachting venue for major events, writes Mike Balmforth. 

  • Corum and Gipsy Moth

     

  • Princess in Serbia

     

  • Clamseal price slashed

     

  • HRH names lifeboat

     

  • Barrus training

     

  • SEEDA's Venture Quays plans

    The South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) is planning to extend facilities at the Cowes Waterfront - Venture Quays site in East Cowes, writes Iain Sutherland. 

  • The way ahead for Sail Scotland

    Sail Scotland was a pioneer joint marketing company 10 years ago and at its April annual meeting representatives of some 30 member companies got together at Balloch, on Loch Lomond, to discuss the way ahead, writes Mike Balmforth. 

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