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CRT responds to Boat Licensing Commission proposals
British Marine takes training online
British Marine has announced a digital training platform for the leisure marine industry.
Called the British Marine Training Academy (BM Academy for short), it has…
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Oxford Canal apprentice is first qualified Heritage Marine Engineer
An apprentice at Banbury’s historic Tooley’s Boatyard has gained a brand-new certificate in inland waterways marine skills.
Jacob Beak, who works at Tooley’s Boatyard in…
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GU arm reopens after seven-month closure
The Aylesbury Arm of the Grand Union Canal finally reopened in late January, a full seven months after it closed due to last year’s drought.…
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Insurance for Mobile Marine Businesses
Sean McNamara, Branch Manager, Haven Knox-Johnston Commercial
Being mobile, operating on or around the canal side and with every day looking slightly different, having the right insurance in place is essential. There are many risks in play with the potential to stop work, put customers’ craft at risk and create costly claims that could threaten the future of the business.…
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Product News
High-end multi-tool
If you don't do your own servicing aboard, but only need the occasional tool for daily life, the new ARC…
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Marina moves into motorhome servicing
Aqueduct Marina, the independent inland facility near Nantwich, has expanded its services to include a dedicated motorhome workshop.
The move…
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Spring-loaded clamp sets
If you are looking for a way of holding something like, say, a tarpaulin tight against a boat, these new…
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Fuel polisher
Fuel polishing used to mean a complete replacement of the fuel in your tank, or hours and hours of being…
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