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Could hungry little microbes really help provide an answer to the plastic pollution catastrophe occurring in our seas? International marine…

Craster is a compact fishing village overlooked by a dramatic medieval castle. PBR head north in search of the idyllic…

Whether setting off across the ocean, or just exploring up the river, there’s a range of powerboats to suit everyone…

Alex Whittaker tests a highly affordable British starter boat for all the family. The Sea Hunter Viper is a compact…

Shakespeare Marine have announced that they are bringing their manufacturing back to the UK for a selection of their best-selling…

National boating business boatfolk are now accepting bookings for Beyonder, a new boat subscription service. The subscription model offers a…

The new triple-engine Axopar 45 comes in no fewer than five versions, of which the 45 Cross Cabin, or 45…

Rayglass Boats have appointed Ancasta Group subsidiary PB Europe as the official dealer for Rayglass Protector vessels in Europe with…

Southampton-based boatbuilder Falcon Tenders have been shortlisted for the Start-up of the Year Award in the third Maritime UK Awards…

Dark and stealth-like, this devil-may-care powerboat lives up to its name. This boat would not be complete without a high-tech…

Economical and accommodating, the M class makes a strong case for the multihull passage maker.   The long hull windows…

The need to develop more ethically sustainable solutions to power the world’s leisure and light-commercial motorised craft has never been…

In this exclusive interview, ETNZ’s Chase Zero Project Manager, Geoff Senior, provides HMS with a fascinating first-hand insight into ETNZ’s…

One of the reassuring aspects of RIBs is that, by and large, they are unsinkable. If you hole the GRP…

The historic UK coastal town of Falmouth, Cornwall, has announced it will host the start of the prestigious Tall Ships…