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24 hours notice required to moor at Gunwharf Quays
Sailors bound for Portsmouth and its new harbour front, Gunwharf Quays, need to pre-book
South coast waters healthier
The Environment Agency says the results of the measures it has taken to improve bathing water along the south coast have, so far, been promising
Clipper fleet prepares for New York leg
Clipper Ventures’ fleet of round-the-world yachts will set sail this weekend on the sixth and final crew leg of The Times Clipper 2000 Round The World Yacht Race, heading for…
Britain’s waterways revival underway
For the first time since the advent of rail transport, the fortunes of Britain’s waterways are blooming with health
Orwell yachtsmen win in High Court
The High Court has found against Ipswich Borough Council and the Ipswich Port Authority in the dual-charging case on the River Orwell
Weymouth Council grants extension for sailing centre
Weymouth Council has extended the Weymouth and Portland Sailing Centre's lease on Osprey Quay while their new facilities are in build
Boatman still has puff left to row blow-up dinghy around Isle of Wight
Journalist Dennis Scillicorn makes an inflated circumnavigation
Will Britain allow whaling?
The International Whaling Commission’s conference, underway in London, could see a policy shift from the British government that tips the balance in favour of a reintroduction of whaling
Cockles, mussels and char-grilled tuna
New restaurant is favourite with yachtsmen