From setting race rules for "gentlemen’s yachts" in 1875 to training over 270,000 people annually, the RYA has a remarkable 150-year historyWe’re lucky to have the Royal Yachting Association. Our national body for all forms […]
DCIM100GOPROGOPR9475.JPG£2,000 and two brand new cameras were given as prizes in the annual marine environmental journal competition, plus £1,000 given to charity£2,000 and two brand new cameras were given as prizes in the annual marine […]
One of Captain James Cook’s sequence of surveys of the vast coastline of Newfoundland. Britain’s libraries and institutions are being called on to save from export a unique collection of 18th and 19th century charts […]
Yachting Monthly’s marine environmental journalism, the Brian Black Memorial Award is now in its fifth year, with £4,000 in cash prizes up for grabsThe Brian Black Memorial Award is Yachting Monthly’s marine environmental journalism award […]
An organised crime gang who planned to smuggle 600 kilos of cocaine aboard a yacht taking part in a transatlantic sailing race were jailed for a total of more than 100 years at Chelmsford Crown […]
