HM Coastguard is searching for two Yorskshire sailors from a grounded yacht
East Coast
Dick Durham Podcast April 2017
Britain’s last sailing ship can be manoeuvred singlehanded without an engine, so why does she need one now?
Yacht club supports sailability charity
Fife Sailability supported by Port Edgar Yacht Club donation
Dick Durham December 2016 Podcast
Not noted as a performance yacht, my 1936 gaffer still managed second place in the last regatta of the season, says Dick Durham
Countdown begins for Tall Ships Festival 2017
The countdown to the Royal Greenwich Tall Ships Festival 2017 has begun, with just one year before a fleet of Tall Ships gathers at Woolwich and Greenwich
Seaplane landings on the Medway restricted
The UK's only seaplane can now only land on the Medway near the main channel, causing concern for sailors and for the pilots who prefer sheltered shallow water
Tayport dredge creates all-tide yacht haven
Tayport Harbour in Fife has been dredged and can now be accessed by most yachts on all but the lowest spring tides
Sailing spectacle on the Thames
A sailing race on the Thames through the heart of London will celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Enterprise Class, in which many sailors first got afloat
Brightlingsea uses dredging to regenerate saltmarshes
Brightlingsea Harbour Commissioners announce dredging and saltmarsh creation programme to improve channel depths and to restore vital intertidal marshes
20-year plan for River Thames improvements
The Port of London Authority has unveiled an ambitious plan to develop use of the Thames, including improvements to navigation