Administrative receivers were called in yesterday to UK sailing cruiser builder Rival Bowman, marking yet another blow for the British series-building sailboat industry
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An even keel
The Captain of the US Coastguard cutter, Elderberry, could not believe his eyes when he responded to a pan-pan call by the owner of a Farr 60, Dreadnought, who claimed…
New MCA centre for Liverpool
The Permanent Secretary of the Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions (DTLR), Sir Richard Mottram opens Liverpool's new state-of-the-art MCA centre
Sowester Simpson-Lawrence under offer
Sowester Simpson-Lawrence has accepted an offer subject to contract for the sale of its business and assets as a going concern
Three new Opals at London 2002
Opal Marine will launch three new boats onto the market at London 2002 - the Bavaria 32, 44 and the Legend 356
Preview: December 2001
The world’s most dangerous sandbank. The treacherous Goodwin Sands...
Contents: November 2001
Features Victory for Essex Man Cruising man Dick Durham joins his countymen and women aboard the 12 Metre Victory for a place in the Americaís Cup Jubilee. Cruising to Ireland…
Job cuts as Sunsail closes business travel operation
UK charter holiday operator Sunsail has announced that it is to close its Sunsail Business Travel operation effective from October 26
Traditionally-built boat completes 83-day voyage
Col. John Blashford-Snell and his band of maritime explorers have completed their first transoceanic passage on their reed boat Kota-Mama
Trimaran attempt on 145-year-old record
The 53-foot trimaran, Great American II, is reported to have crossed the Equator two days ago, a day ahead of the pace on her attempt to break the record for…