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Hullabaloo XV, helmed by David Evans, with Nicholas Evans, Andrew Oliver, William Chetwynd-Staypylton, Lizzie Brown, Robbie Hoooper and Tim Galloway wins the Town Cup at Burnham Week 2026.

Airborne Service Equipment of Leigh-on-Sea, Essex was – as its name suggests – a well-established supplier of aircraft equipment, when in late 1959 it decided to convert Ford’s Thames 400E ‘forward control’ van into a motorcaravan. It featured much of the Ford Consul saloon car’s mechanicals. A 1703cc OHV petrol engine is located between the…

Ancasta Group has announced the acquisition of Hayling Island-based Penguin Engineering, further strengthening its growing portfolio of specialist marine businesses and expanding its refit, repair and aftersales capabilities.

Swift is moving all of its Carrera range over to have an all electric habitation area for the 2027 season, without even the option of having gas. The company believes that, in face of increasing demand for more sustainable, off-grid campervanning, the time is right to make the change. This is not the only new…

Often in sailing it is said that the ‘rich get richer’ meaning that the leading boat keeps increasing its margin over its pursuers. This is not the case as day five of The Ocean Race Atlantic draws to a close.

Another fine day at Lincoln. Fourteen skippers in attendance, and at 0930 very little wind was on the cards. But while Darin was out in the dinghy, a little rustle here and a little rustle there, and by briefing time we had a steady breeze from the South.

Made from recycled quick-dry stretch fabric with UPF 50+ protection, they move with you through long days on the boat, and look just as good at the club bar afterwards.

In a range of conditions Gareth Ede retained his hold on the Bill Graham Northern Trophy.

A total of 86 boats competed in racing over the three days. A mixture of 25 different dinghy classes sailed in the two handicap fleets with sailors young and old revelling in the champagne sailing conditions.

Norfolk and Suffolk Boating Association’s Broadland Youth Regatta brought together 134 young sailors in 108 boats at Barton Broad in a colourful celebration of youth sailing and the largest junior sailing event on the Broads.