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Family rescued from sinking speedboat
A father has been criticised for putting his children at risk after they were rescued without lifejackets from a sinking boat.
Prize-giving ceremony at the new Boating Business Show
Marine Trades Association Awards at the Boating Business Show in Bournemouth.
Man charged with manslaughter over boatyard explosion
A man has been charged with manslaughter after a gas explosion in a boatyard last August, which killed 26-year-old Hungarian, Krisztian Takacs.
Children scramble to safety after yacht hits rocks
A group of school children scrambled to safety yesterday after their 25ft cutter hit rocks in Morayshire, Scotland.
RYA website up and running
New RYA website up and running.
Shrimper celebrations
Shrimper Owners Association will celebrate its 25th Anniversary during this year's International Shrimper Week
Poole is busiest lifeboat station on UK coast
Poole is the busiest lifeboat station on the UK coast, according to the RNLI's statistics for 2005.
Fish flock to Falkirk Wheel
Thousands of fish have taken residence at the Falkirk Wheel, the rotating boat lift that links the Union and Forth & Clyde canals.
Broads hire-boat family rescued
A family were rescued on the Norfolk Broads after their hire-boat became trapped under a bridge.
Policing costs threaten Cowes Week fireworks
£90,000 policing costs could challenge the future of Skandia Cowes Week fireworks
Watersports staff pull woman from lake
A woman was rescued by the staff of Trafford Water Sports Centre on Monday after she drove her car into the lake.
Sussex marina helps rescue swans
East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service (WRAS) has received a £1,000 donation from Sovereign Harbour
Polar bid sailor faces Cape Horn
Polar bid sailor faces Cape Horn
Flood Village launches Torrent
Cornwalls newest gig is named, blessed and launched.
Radio warning follows boat rescue
Radio warning follows boat rescue
Service remembers lost men at sea
Service remembers lost men at sea
Raymarine sponsors Lively Lady circumnavigation
Lively Lady set to start circumnavigation on July 30
Thames boaters fined over £5,000
Fifteen boaters have been fined a total of £5,886 after being caught using the River Thames without a licence.
Chemical tanker sinks off Guernsey
The chemical tanker that collided with a freighter in the English Channel has now sunk
Cumbria marina drained to free dolphin
A wild dolphin trapped in Maryport marina has finally been released.