Yearly Archive: 2022

Published on: 27 May 2021 A Seabin, funded by dredging specialist Boskalis Westminster, has been installed at MDL’s Hythe Marina Village as part of the marina’s ‘binfrastructure’. The Seabin acts as a floating rubbish ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 The Pontoon and Dock (P&D) Marine Group has signed up to the Big Blue Ocean Cleanup campaign following the company’s determination to clean up coastal and inland waterways with ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 Participants at the MarineAM (Advanced Materials) conference will be invited to join a British Marine-led sustainability workshop allowing the marine and composites industry to consider options for the future. ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 Confirmation has been received that the RYA International Certificates of Competence (ICC) and several of its course completion certificates and other ICC’s remain valid for skippering Spanish flagged boats. ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 The Department for Business, Energy and Industry Strategy (BEIS) has produced a 12 week-programme for small business leaders, called ‘Help to Grow: Management’.  This programme will be delivered in ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 Innovate UK has released its latest news, insights and funding opportunities for relevant industries. One of the funding opportunities published is the Clean Maritime Demonstration: Strand 1. This is ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 The Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) has been conducting an ongoing investigation into a fatal accident that happened between a high-speed passenger RIB, Seadogz and a navigation buoy on ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 As previously communicated via our latest news announcement on the 3 March, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) released an open consultation on the 24 February 2021, which seeks ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 The International Council of Maritime Industry Associations (ICOMIA) has released a new post with the title ‘IMO – Report from MSC 103 by Patrick Hemp’, which can be found ...

Published on: 27 May 2021 The Department for International Trade (DIT) has formally confirmed that the planned increase in tariffs on imported US vessels will not go ahead. This means that the tariffs on imported ...