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All at Sea
www.allatsea.co.uk

Keep up to date and entertained in all things marine with All at Sea. Marine news, exclusives, interviews, advice columns, free to enter competitions, events guide, marine tv guide and the famous boating stars' adventures told in their own words, including Ellen MacArthur and Shelley Jory - all this and more, every month.




Boat and Yacht Buyer
www.boatandyachtbuyer.co.uk

Boat and yacht Buyer is an essential magazine for anyone interested in buying any kind of watercraft, whatever your budget. Each issue offers a huge collection of ads, ranging from power and sail boats to marine accessories of every kind.




Boat Mart
www.boatmart.co.uk

Boat Mart is a wide ranging boating magazine covering both practical and news topics as well as features on subjects as diverse as cruising , affordable boating and equipment.




Boat Trader
www.boatrader.co.uk

Boat Trader is the largest boating magazine solely dedicated to buying and selling boats and other marine related items in the UK. First launched as Buy a Boat, for under £30,000 it's now fully re-branded as Boat Trader and offers an even greater choice of boats for sale, both new and used for under £50,000.




Boating Business
www.boatingbusiness.com

Boating Business provides unrivalled coverage of the UK's leisure marine industry. News lead editorial follows legislative changes, key industry issues and the latest concerns of The British Marine Federation (BMF). In addition, regular seasonal features highlight what's new in specific product areas.




Classic Boat
www.classicboat.co.uk

Every month, Classic Boat showcases the world's most beautiful classic yachts and traditionally-designed work boats, together with a wealth of news, opinions and reviews.




Jet Skier & PW
www.jetskier.co.uk

Jet Skier & PW is the UK's only personal watercraft magazine. It is packed full of news, ski tests and reviews, events coverage, beginners' guides, race reports, freestyle tips, wakeboarding instruction, PW club news, technical advice and lots more.




Motor Boats Monthly
www.motorboatsmonthly.co.uk

MBM is firmly focussed on practical motorcruising. With editorial coverage ranging from the booming RIB and sports boat markets right up to 40-foot cruisers and beyond, MBM's comprehensive range of new and secondhand tests ensure that readers are always equipped with the very best buying information.




Practical Boat Owner
www.pbo.co.uk

Practical Boat Owner is Britain's biggest-selling boating magazine and a brand readers really trust. A source of useful and helpful information for boat owners, both power and sail, it helps them get the most from their chosen leisure activity.




Ships Monthly
www.shipsmonthly.com

Highly-respected, Ships Monthly offers unique access to a very specialist audience. Premium issues of the magazine are produced annually in March, June, September and December.




Sports Boat & Rib
www.sportsboat.co.uk

Sportsboat & Rib Magazine is Europe's premier power boating magazine. It covers fast planing, open cockpit sportsboats and RIBs, with regular tests, competitions, readers' letters and news. It features hundreds of boats for sale, plus articles on subjects ranging from watersports to engines, and training to technical advice.




Super Yacht World
www.superyachtworld.com

Super Yacht World is a luxury magazine focused on motor & sail yachts over 30m. Super Yacht World delivers editorial excellence, passion and authority.




Yacht Focus
www.yachtfocus.com

World Yacht BV (trade Yacht Focus) is an independent publishing company and a software house for the water sports industry.




Yachting Monthly
www.yachtingmonthly.com

Yachting Monthly is at the heart of the British yachting market and is for people who actively sail their boats - whether cruising across the channel, around the coast or further afield in blue waters. It provides an entertaining mix of vital information for cruising yachtsmen with all levels of experience, which maximises their enjoyment, increases their skills and gives them the confidence to broaden their horizons.




Yachting World
www.yachtingworld.co.uk

From blue water cruiser to super-yacht, Yachting World has the best in nautical writing and photography, up-to-the-minute technical reports, equipment valuation, new boat tests and informed comment.




Yachtworld
www.yachtworldmagazine.com

YachtWorld Magazine offers premium brokerage listings from one side of the Atlantic Ocean to the other and beyond. And along the way, we also tell some stories that invite you into the pleasure and the adventure that yachting offers.




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Marine News

  • Fire strikes

    An investigation is taking place regarding the fires that took place at Ponsharden near Penryn. The fire fighters were sent to the boatyard at approximately 3am, and initial reports suggested people may have still been trapped onboard at least one of the two boats. The fire fighters worked alongside police, ambulance services and Falmouth Co...more

  • Closure of CJ Broom & Sons

    CJ Broom & Sons, one of Britains oldest boat builders has been closed down, with the loss of approximately 70 jobs. However, 15 members of staff have been kept on to finish work on the final Broom boats in Brundall, Norfolk. It has been said that the manufacturing side of the business had been deteriorating for several years, with very littl...more

  • Further compensation bids after BP's oil spill

    The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) has written to the Gulf Coast Claims Facility (GCCF) in regards to compensation for its members. Cindy Squires, the NMMA’s chief counsel for public affairs has written that the oil spill has impacted three out of five recreational marine businesses. And a further four out of five companies ...more

  • Plastiki's four month voyage

    After four months at sea, Plastiki, has made it to Sydney Harbour, having started 9000miles away in San Francisco. The boat was created using 12,500 plastic bottles attached with organic glue to two pontoons. The aim of which to raise awareness of potential dangers posed due to plastic waste. Hundreds of people turned out in Sydney to welcom...more

  • Latest on The Round Britain and Ireland Race

    The Round Britain and Ireland race has been commencing nicely, with a vast majority of competitors having reached the remotest corner of the North Sea, leaving the baron coastline of northeast Scotland as the nearest landfall. Race leader Groupama managed to enter a fresher north easterly breeze, opening up an 18 mile lead on rivals Telefón...more

  • Conservation bids to protect our marine habitats

    Fifteen coastal locations around the UK have been named as Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) in attempt to protect important marine habitats. The sites are set to become part of a European network of reefs, sea caves and sandbanks protected to maintain what has been identified as crucial to marine life by scientific studies. It is yet to b...more

  • Liverpool Marina's £250k investment

    Liverpool Marina has made a significant investment of £250,000 in anticipation of the Liverpool Boat Show. Although this does not go unrewarded as Liverpool Marina will now receive a 20% shareholding in Marine Industry Events (MIE). The company joins fellow partners Liverpool City Council and British Waterways in backing the event, whic...more

  • French founder and pilot of l'Hydroptere.ch has unveiled his new prototype in Switzerland

    A new project has been unveiled in Switzerland by Alain Thébault, founder and pilot of the Hydroptère project, along with Jean-Mathieu Bourgeon, scientific manager of the project. The prototype is a 35ft catamaran was first shown at the Decision SA shipyard, Ecublens, Switzerland and is soon to be launched on Lake Geneva. This project, ...more

  • Latest on The Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race

    The Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race began at 0800 this morning in clear skies and bright sunshine. It has now been stated that ICAP Leopards retirement was due to the goose-neck fitting, attaching the boom to the mast. They are obviously very disappointed but had no choice but to pull out and make their way back to Southampton. ...more

  • Changes to the Round Britain and Ireland Race

    This year’s round Britain and Ireland race is to change course due to the forecasted weather conditions. The race is to take place, now anti-clockwise around Britain and Ireland on Thursday 26th August. The beginning of the race shall remain at the Royal Yacht Squadron line to the east at 1400. Commodore, Andrew McIrvine, explains it is ou...more



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