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Challenge Business in administration
01 Nov 2006
The announcement last month by Berthon that it had on its books the 18 boats that comprised The Challenge Business fleet emphasised that the end of an era: Sir Chay Blyth’s company has gone into administration.
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Barker retires from Ormiston Wire
01 Nov 2006
Ken Barker, managing director of Ormiston Wire, has retired after working for the company from 1952 when he got out of National Service.
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Sunseeker stars in third Bond movie
01 Nov 2006
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Clyde Marine posts £9.4m loss
01 Nov 2006
Clyde Marine’s preliminary statement for the year ended June 30, 2006, include a full and final goodwill amortisation of £8.7m from the purchase of Lewmar and Navtec in 1999.
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Echomax goes nuclear
01 Nov 2006
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Gleistein catalogue
01 Nov 2006
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Skandia's £10k
01 Nov 2006
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Ipswich success
01 Nov 2006
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Dubarry support
01 Nov 2006
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Silva's website
01 Nov 2006
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Sail TV & ISAF
01 Nov 2006
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Marlow appoints
01 Nov 2006
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BoatQuays supports
01 Nov 2006
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Marinablu's website
01 Nov 2006
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H-L/RKJ
01 Nov 2006
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Fairline appoints
01 Nov 2006
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Harken's charity
01 Nov 2006
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Blakes/Hempel & RKJ
01 Nov 2006
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Whisky success
01 Nov 2006
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Barge Patrols
01 Nov 2006
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Sealine dealers
01 Nov 2006
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Atkinson Hardwick wins
01 Nov 2006
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Revival online
01 Nov 2006
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75 products on DAME shortlist
01 Nov 2006
Amsterdam RAI, organisers of the Marine Equipment Trade Show (METS) say a total of 74 products have made the shortlist for this year's Design Award METS, aka the DAME Awards.
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US orders and type approval for McMurdo
01 Nov 2006
McMurdo has picked up two valuable USA orders and seen its C1SVDR float free data capsule system gain full Type Approval Certification.
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Derek Moore - Obituary
01 Nov 2006
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Titanic more buoyant than ever
01 Nov 2006
A lifejacket recovered from the debris field of RMS Titanic has sold at auction for a record price of £43,500.
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Zodiac refutes Canadian Coast Guard report
01 Nov 2006
Zodiac, the world’s largest builder of RIBs is taking exception to a Canadian Coast Guard report that using its craft in heavy seas could endanger the crews.
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New slips for Royal Torquay Yacht Club
01 Nov 2006
The last phase of a multi-million pound waterfront redevelopment has been officially opened at Torquay’s Beacon Quay, writes Katina Read.
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Scotland Cruising Symposium
01 Nov 2006
RYA Scotland will hold its 2007 Cruising Symposium at Largs on Sunday February 11, writes Mike Balmforth.
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It was 20 years ago today...
01 Nov 2006
So said David Coleman, managing director of Barton Marine, as he outlined how R S J Barton company founder, Ron Barton, helped him to take the company over in September 1986.
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Wealthy owners caught for €1m VAT
01 Nov 2006
A number of wealthy individuals have made settlements totalling almost €1m with the Irish Revenue Commissioners after failing to pay VAT on their luxury yachts.
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Port Dundas lock complex
01 Nov 2006
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Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned...
01 Nov 2006
A woman has been accused of sinking her former husband’s £90,000 luxury cruiser in revenge after their marriage broke down.
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BMEA conference a success
01 Nov 2006
The British Marine Electronics Association (BMEA) held its annual conference at the Novotel in Southampton last month to widely acclaimed success.
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Scottish Marine Leisure worth £250m
01 Nov 2006
A seminar open to all Scottish marine businesses is to be held at The Lighthouse in Glasgow on Wednesday November 22 to establish a strategy to influence both national and local government in an attempt to move the leisure marine industry up the priority ladder, writes Mike Balmforth.
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BW: Save Our Waterways!
01 Nov 2007
When we ran our story back in August about how Defra was considering extra cuts in its annual grant to British Waterways (BW), we had no idea how this would pan out.
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Westaway appoints Welsh agent
01 Nov 2006
Devon-based Westaway Sails has appointed James Kemp as its Welsh agent to provide a high service level in Wales, writes Katina Read.
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BBEx over 200 exhibitors
01 Nov 2006
She's done it! BBEx event sales manager Kate Didymus has broken the 200 exhibitors barrier and taken the show firmly into the Bourne Lounge at the Bournemouth International Centre (BIC).






