South Coast sailing teams preoccupied with four-man rowing gig race
Practical Boat Owner, 9 May 2008
The RNLI has chosen a design for a sculpture to pay tribute to the hundreds of volunteer crew members who have lost their lives while saving others at sea over the last 184 years.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 9 May 2008
And room ashore for runabouts - for locals
Motor Boat and Yachting, 9 May 2008
Ancient outboards sought as part of centenary year
Motor Boat and Yachting, 9 May 2008
Night-time rescue in Arctic waters
Motor Boat and Yachting, 9 May 2008
Heartless thieves have left boat owners reeling just as they should be making the most of the sunshine
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 9 May 2008
RIBEX, the only boat show in the world dedicated to rigid inflatable boats, kicks off in Cowes today
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 9 May 2008
The latest installment of RYA TV tackles the tough questions
Practical Boat Owner, 8 May 2008
A blast from the past - Gee is back!
Motor Boat and Yachting, 8 May 2008
As UK gets over warm-weather shock
Motor Boat and Yachting, 8 May 2008
RAFYC opens its doors to all the family
Motor Boat and Yachting, 8 May 2008
NR1, the US Navy's smallest and only research submarine, is due to arrive in Portsmouth on Thursday 8th May.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 7 May 2008
British builder expands in the Principality
Motor Boat and Yachting, 7 May 2008
"...simple and timeless...possesses an energy..."
Motor Boat and Yachting, 7 May 2008
Boating season officially kicked off at the weekend with the 25th celebration of the Thames Valley Rally
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 7 May 2008
The Egret crew are soaking up life on Easter Island, after learning some hard lessons about dinghys
Motor Boats Monthly, 7 May 2008
Could give harbour bosses too much power, they say
Motor Boat and Yachting, 7 May 2008
First 2008 race in Torquay this month
Motor Boat and Yachting, 7 May 2008
The UK's only show dedicated to RIBs
Motor Boat and Yachting, 7 May 2008
Free and effective guide from Boat Register team at this weekend's RIBEX show in Cowes IOW
Practical Boat Owner, 7 May 2008
A restored World War II Army motorboat will be officially re-launched on 8 May
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 6 May 2008
Big brands join hands for mega motorboat show
Motor Boat and Yachting, 6 May 2008
MBM ponders Fairline's decision to offer more engine options for its sportscruiser baby
Motor Boats Monthly, 6 May 2008
New web function allows you to follow all the P1 action through state-of-the-art graphics
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 6 May 2008
North East youngsters post quick times
Motor Boat and Yachting, 6 May 2008
Price drops on popular model
Motor Boat and Yachting, 6 May 2008
Dealer raises €15,000 for disadvantaged youngsters
Motor Boat and Yachting, 6 May 2008
Big boats and loads of visitors for new event
Motor Boat and Yachting, 6 May 2008
Outsider challenges the best to take top spot
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 5 May 2008
Crew of airline pilots get a lift
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 2 May 2008
Take a look at MBM's guide to what's going on this weekend around the country
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 2 May 2008
See a range of RIBs, sports boats, engines, chandlery and boating equipment
Practical Boat Owner, 2 May 2008
Big British brand takes on the big guns in P1 2008
Motor Boat and Yachting, 2 May 2008
SC38, SC35, F42, S48, F37, F34 and SC29 on show
Motor Boat and Yachting, 2 May 2008
The crew of Egret reach new levels of remoteness as they approach Easter Island
Motor Boats Monthly, 1 May 2008
Italian giant sees value of race for whole industry
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 April 2008
Environment Agency successfully prosecutes drunk driver for speeding on the Medway Navigation
Practical Boat Owner, 30 April 2008
Doors open 10am Saturday
Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 April 2008
In a 21-footer
Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 April 2008
Chance to see Cranchi motorboats
Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 April 2008
Hand over your hand-me-downs
Motor Boat and Yachting, 29 April 2008
The skies cleared and the UK's biggest boat jumble roared into action
Practical Boat Owner, 29 April 2008
Buy some foulies, get a free penknife
Motor Boat and Yachting, 29 April 2008
Marine presence at the event growing daily
Motor Boat and Yachting, 29 April 2008
Legal action has been threatened against the owners of 'ugly boats' on the River Thames at Maidenhead
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 28 April 2008
A campaign is being mounted to return the 43-year-old cross-Channel ferry Dover to its namesake harbour as a floating attraction
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 28 April 2008
The Welsh Boat Show, to be held this weekend in Carmarthen, will be three times bigger than last year's event
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 28 April 2008
Mallorca's big marine event as glam as ever
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 April 2008
Weymouth lobster fisherman drowned due to not wearing lifejacket
Practical Boat Owner, 28 April 2008
Trade body takes hard line on boat brokers following collapse of Peters Opal
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 28 April 2008
And more expansion on the horizon for 2009
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 April 2008
And Sunseekers for charter if that's more your thing
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 April 2008
Testament to employees' hard work, says the boss
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 April 2008
570 miles down, 24000 to go
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 April 2008
Taxi driving powerboaters get vital help
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 27 April 2008
A British attempt to break the world water speed record has passed a major milestone
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 26 April 2008
Two giant hovercraft, which were withdrawn from cross-Channel service eight years ago, may be reactivated.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 25 April 2008
Skipper Pete Bethune says crew has entered "race mode" ahead of Sunday's start
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 25 April 2008
"we've still got four weeks to finish up - no problem"
Practical Boat Owner, 25 April 2008
Lymington trio in sporty RIB
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 25 April 2008
Boat are more likely to hit submerged objects than they are to be stolen.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 24 April 2008
Blue Fin of Portsmouth has arrived! See photos on our Flickr page
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 24 April 2008
A report on the investigation into the doomed container ship MSC Napoli has been published
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 24 April 2008
After some much-needed weight distribution the crew of Egret are in a reflective mood en route to Easter Island
Motor Boats Monthly, 23 April 2008
Ten lock houses to be sold and 12 to be rented to third parties in EA drive for efficiency
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 23 April 2008
Class 23 frigate will arrive at the island on 2 May and stay until 6 May
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 22 April 2008
Sales jump as European buyers take advantage of exchange rate
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 22 April 2008
Garmin to sponsor leading Round Britain entry
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 22 April 2008
It's Boatjumble weekend and PBO can save you money
Practical Boat Owner, 22 April 2008
A recent survey of 1,000 US boaters has revealed unexpected facts and figures
Practical Boat Owner, 21 April 2008
Colin and Owen Jelf prove superiority of British circuit drivers
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 19 April 2008
An eight-month-old cocker spaniel has been rescued after spending three months adrift
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 19 April 2008
Katie Hannan, the Severn class lifeboat which was stranded on Rathlin Island for two weeks after grounding on 29 January, has been declared Beyond Economical Repair.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 18 April 2008
The crew of Egret is finally on course for Easter Island
Motor Boats Monthly, 18 April 2008
In the wake of MAIB report into failed liferaft launch, new involvement for RYA in setting industry standards
Practical Boat Owner, 17 April 2008
An inquest into the death of three boaters has been put on hold, pending a report from the Marine Accident Investigation Branch
Motor Boats Monthly, 17 April 2008
Trade in your old SL or RL Pathfinder displays and get up to £900 cash back
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 17 April 2008
Read all about this month's nautical folly by downloading the back page of MBM
Motor Boats Monthly, 17 April 2008
Top powerboater on new radio show
Motor Boat and Yachting, 17 April 2008
Environment Agency denies navigation will be affected by 'disposal' of lockkeepers' cottages
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 16 April 2008
Thames boat dealers unite to offer hundreds of new and used boats for viewing
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 16 April 2008
Fresh from round the world record bid
Motor Boat and Yachting, 16 April 2008
Boat owners in Falmouth are being warned to watch their speed
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 15 April 2008
What did we think of Beneteau's latest sportscruiser? Pick up May's MBM to find out
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 15 April 2008
The island unveils some hidden pleasures plus some unforeseen dangers
Motor Boats Monthly, 15 April 2008
Grab MBM's annual Trailboat & RIB supplement to see the results of our seven-boat RIB group test
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 15 April 2008
The doomed ferry Riverdance, which ran aground in Blackpool is to be transported for recycling
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 15 April 2008
Plastic waste and fishing debris are the two top sources of beach litter according to survey
Practical Boat Owner, 15 April 2008
Increasing competition from Asia blamed for decision to close Llanelli plant
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 14 April 2008
In Weymouth, Dorset
Motor Boat and Yachting, 14 April 2008
Raggie and stinkpot in harmony shock
Motor Boat and Yachting, 14 April 2008
Big face-off between powerboat series champs
Motor Boat and Yachting, 14 April 2008
Yacht Express, the world's largest float-on float-off yacht carrier, has opened a regular round-trip service between Florida and the Mediterranean.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 11 April 2008
Two boat jumbles for this weekend
Practical Boat Owner, 11 April 2008
Up to 700 MCA staff are picketing today for the second time in as many months
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 11 April 2008
Green challenger ready for the off
Motor Boat and Yachting, 11 April 2008
BBC's 'Look North' programme features report on the 100% price hike to hit boat diesel on 1 November
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 10 April 2008
Island life suits the crew of Egret but they still yearn for a few home comforts
Motor Boats Monthly, 10 April 2008
Boat owners in California are taking legal action against major oil companies that sell ethanol-blended fuel.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 10 April 2008
Love working with wood and always fancied building a traditional boat?
Practical Boat Owner, 10 April 2008
US giant invests to build 100m-plus monsters in UK
Motor Boat and Yachting, 10 April 2008
Dramatic rescue off the Norfolk Coast
Practical Boat Owner, 9 April 2008
New craft on the water from a range of marques
Motor Boat and Yachting, 9 April 2008
Biodiesel for boats attracts the full duty of 30.35ppl, and not a reduced rate of 9.69ppl
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 9 April 2008
Lymington New Boat Show and Chichester Yacht Club's Open Day both take place this weekend
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 9 April 2008
"Well I did warn you about the Corryvreckan!"
Motor Boat and Yachting, 9 April 2008
Sunseeker Sales raising money for charity
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 9 April 2008
It will take more than fuel difficulties and lively seas to keep Mary, Scott and Frank from reaching Robinson Crusoe Island
Motor Boats Monthly, 8 April 2008
SailTime is to hold an open day at Poole on Saturday 19 April
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 7 April 2008
Newquay Harbour has banned a lone sailor from leaving harbour until he passes a competence test.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 4 April 2008
'Dozens' of boats on the water at four of Walton Marine's sites
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 4 April 2008
The cruise ship held in Madeira over a financial dispute has been released
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 4 April 2008
From the deck of a glitzy motoryacht
Motor Boat and Yachting, 3 April 2008
Outboard manufacturer signs up as a sponsor of Paul Churchley's audiacious effort
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 April 2008
Mary and Scott are finally underway, and after making their way through Canal de Chacao they are joined by some very wild companions
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 3 April 2008
Call for protected areas around the UK coast
Motor Boat and Yachting, 3 April 2008
Free advice on electronics
Motor Boat and Yachting, 3 April 2008
It's a spring launch for the latest and last in Beneteau's sportscruiser range
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 April 2008
Seafarers UK has launched its biggest ever fundraising campaign
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 April 2008
Class I racing returns to Russia after nine years
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 3 April 2008
Hundreds of British tourists have been stranded in Madeira as police detain cruise ship
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 3 April 2008
Raymarine Road Show hits Bangor this Saturday
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 2 April 2008
P1's success widens to include Bahrain as competing fleet continues to grow
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 2 April 2008
Ventura, the largest cruise ship built exclusively for British holidaymakers, is due to arrive in Southampton on her delivery voyage this Sunday
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 1 April 2008
PBO practicals editor, Jake Kavanagh, demonstrates using International Gelshield to prevent osmosis
Practical Boat Owner, 1 April 2008
Raymarine ensure crews and safety teams keep in touch
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 1 April 2008
Second attempt on Round the World Record
Motor Boat and Yachting, 1 April 2008
The unbelievable new substance with implications for the marine industry
Practical Boat Owner, 1 April 2008
Tracker service in case craft is stolen
Motor Boat and Yachting, 31 March 2008
Includes most units but not hand-held GPS's
Motor Boat and Yachting, 31 March 2008
"an ordinary British woman who has done extraordinary things"
Motor Boat and Yachting, 31 March 2008
MAIB report
Motor Boat and Yachting, 31 March 2008
Work to remove the remaining section of MSC Napoli from Lyme Bay will begin in early May
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 31 March 2008
Scandinavians stun Qatar
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 March 2008
Hastings Lifeboat Station has announced a week-long programme of events to celebrate its 150th anniversary.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 28 March 2008
To make the most of the resort's Olympic legacy
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 March 2008
Caters for corporate and private
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 March 2008
Class I widens its horizons
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 27 March 2008
Single malt whisky Talisker has teamed up with the RNLI to offer three 'Talisker Tales' evenings, the first of which is in the capital on 18 April
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 27 March 2008
Thieves set off PLB after burglary guiding the owner and police to a city street
Practical Boat Owner, 27 March 2008
New research indicates that sharks react to air pressure changes, predicting bad weather
Practical Boat Owner, 26 March 2008
Southampton's Shelley Jory will race in the Evolution Class of the P1 World Championship
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 26 March 2008
Mary and Scott prepare for take off and now they are counting down the hours
Motor Boats Monthly, 26 March 2008
Japanese adventurer has good radio reception a week into his planned 75-day voyage from Hawaii to Japan
Practical Boat Owner, 25 March 2008
Tragedy struck a boat trip in the Florida Keys when a woman died after being hit by a flying fish.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 25 March 2008
Damage to an RNLI lifeboat which ran aground last Friday is so severe that it may be a write off.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 25 March 2008
What Sea-Doo will do for you?
Jack Haines, 25 March 2008
Punters brave the weather for a taste of luxury
Motor Boat and Yachting, 25 March 2008
Big on luxury from Ferretti
Motor Boat and Yachting, 25 March 2008
Historic first meeting in their home port
Motor Boat and Yachting, 25 March 2008
Fears lifted the event would switch to mainland
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 21 March 2008
Experts are now assessing the results of the maiden voyage of the world's first kite-assisted cargo ship
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 21 March 2008
More than 50 boats will be on show at this year's Lymington New Boat Show
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 20 March 2008
See footage of the Arvor 230, the Ocqueteau 735 and the Fibresport Artaban 735 in action
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 20 March 2008
British offshore team heads out with confidence
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 19 March 2008
Website set up for non-Spanish speakers
Motor Boat and Yachting, 19 March 2008
Information on the St Helier event
Motor Boat and Yachting, 19 March 2008
Mary returns from her trip ladened with gifts and she and Scott start to plan the next leg of their voyage
Motor Boats Monthly, 19 March 2008
Supported by Caroline Quentin
Motor Boat and Yachting, 19 March 2008
First glimpse from Turkish yard
Motor Boat and Yachting, 18 March 2008
It's a serious matter
Motor Boat and Yachting, 18 March 2008
After three-day hearing, judge's decision not expected for several weeks
Practical Boat Owner, 17 March 2008
Deganwy Quay Marina has been nominated for a prestigious design award.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 17 March 2008
Finance and low deposit deals available
Motor Boat and Yachting, 17 March 2008
Middle East market ever stronger
Motor Boat and Yachting, 17 March 2008
Sea trials have been carried out of one of the most unusual motor yachts ever built.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 14 March 2008
Luxury motoryachts plus loads of marine exhibitors
Practical Boat Owner, 14 March 2008
No wonder the boss looks so pleased!
Motor Boat and Yachting, 14 March 2008
A spot of bad weather doesn't bother us
Motor Boat and Yachting, 14 March 2008
Are the racers coming to you?
Motor Boat and Yachting, 14 March 2008
Builder honoured in Sunday Times/ Deloitte ranking
Motor Boat and Yachting, 14 March 2008
Wave power alone will be used to propel a revolutionary boat on a 3,700-mile ocean voyage.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 13 March 2008
Ro-ro ferry Riverdance is blown further over and begins sinking into the sand
Practical Boat Owner, 13 March 2008
For Azimut customers island-wide
Motor Boat and Yachting, 13 March 2008
Visitors unbothered by 35 knot squalls
Motor Boat and Yachting, 13 March 2008
Organisers seek help from local boat owners
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 13 March 2008
Royal Mail honours RNLI and Coastguard
Motor Boat and Yachting, 13 March 2008
For lovers of Italian style and Med boating
Motor Boat and Yachting, 13 March 2008
Spanish manufacturers launch fresh look
Motor Boat and Yachting, 13 March 2008
Norwegian builders pin colours to the mast
Motor Boat and Yachting, 12 March 2008
May date for the diary
Motor Boat and Yachting, 12 March 2008
Gordon and Jordan step up to biggest test
Motor Boat and Yachting, 12 March 2008
Increased danger of succumbing to temptation
Motor Boat and Yachting, 12 March 2008
Test drive one of the range
Motor Boat and Yachting, 12 March 2008
The storm that battered much of the UK and France yesterday has washed a cargo ship up in the French town of Les Sables d'Olonne
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 11 March 2008
While he waits for Mary to return Scott dreams of life at sea
Motor Boats Monthly, 11 March 2008
Sunseeker looks set to recruit more than 250 extra workers this year
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 10 March 2008
Boat show at NEC enjoyed record visitor numbers
Motor Boat and Yachting, 10 March 2008
Successful superyacht yard celebrated
Motor Boat and Yachting, 10 March 2008
Azimut, Rodman, Mainship and more
Motor Boat and Yachting, 10 March 2008
Tornado chasers on alert as 82mph gust recorded at Berry Head, Devon
Practical Boat Owner, 10 March 2008
Round the world boat leaves Spain this month
Motor Boat and Yachting, 10 March 2008
With winds of up to 80mph and many coastal areas left vulnerable boaters are advised to stay on shore until the bad weather abates
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 10 March 2008
Popular Southampton driver steps up
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 9 March 2008
Seven-hour search and rescue called off as men found safe in France
Practical Boat Owner, 7 March 2008
MBM has discovered that full duty on heavy oil, or red diesel, will be lowered to 52.35ppl from 56.69ppl
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 6 March 2008
Strategic support centre backs up short-staffed stations that remain operational
Practical Boat Owner, 6 March 2008
Up to 700 MCA staff strike over "scandalous rates of pay"
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 6 March 2008
Sealine South Coast is hosting an open weekend on Saturday and Sunday, giving you the chance to view its whole range on the water
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 6 March 2008
Police forces around the UK will benefit from a unique maritime risk assessment scheme pioneered by the Metropolitan Police Marine Support Unit
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 5 March 2008
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