Sailors are being urged to comment on Government plans to abolish red diesel for private pleasure craft. A six week consultation is now underway
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What could a no-deal Brexit mean for UK cruisers?
The Cruising Association considers what a no-deal Brexit might mean for UK sailors
Golden Globe Race: A chance to sail alongside Suhaili
The Cruising Association, which has Sir Robin Knox-Johnston as its patron, has organised for a handful of members to sail alongside Suhaili for the final passage into Les Sables d'Olonne
VIDEO: Lobster pots and fouled props: CA’s campaign to tackle entanglement gains momentum
The Cruising Association (CA) has just released a video highlighting the dangers of entanglement with lobster pots as part of its campaign for better marking of static fishing gear
Could sailing in Europe post Brexit cost more and involve more paperwork?
The Cruising Association has carried out research to try and find out what sailors can expect when sailing in EU countries after Brexit
Cruising Association warns of 400% boat tax increase in Croatia
The Cruising Association believes the tax rise could result in thousands of boat owners leaving Croatia rather than paying the increased costs
Fines for red diesel remain suspended in Belgium
The RYA said sailors can cruise Belgium "without fear of being fined" following confirmation that checks on British yachts remain suspended until further notice
Jonty Pearce: talking MOB recovery with the CA
Jonty and Carole take part in a Cruising Association conference on which kit and techniques give you the best chance of MOB recovery
How to sail an Atlantic circuit
Sam and Alexandra Fortescue share the knowledge and experience they gained on a one-year Atlantic circuit from the UK to the Caribbean, and back home via New York
Cruising Association campaign sees yacht laws in Greece changed
A Cruising Association campaign to reverse laws in Greece restricting the amount of time a yacht can remain in Greek waters has proved successful