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Capsize and sinking of fishing vessel Ocean Way resulting in the loss of 3 lives.
Government's decision regarding international law on the treatment of hazardous and noxious substances at sea.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Sea trade is set to grow, and the UK's maritime pilots will help secure that growth.
Fire on ro-ro passenger ferry Pride of Canterbury while berthing in the Port of Calais on 29 September 2014
An overview of UK Flag statistics, port state control inspections and notifications on changes to working practices
Lifeboat charities are being invited to bid for part of a £1 million fund supporting water rescue services in local communities.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) announced today that eight foreign flagged ships were under detention in UK ports during September 2015 after failing Port State Control (PSC) inspection.
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has been made aware of fishing activity in the Baie de Seine, which is in French waters.
MCA Approval Letter
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is pleased to support Seafood Week from Friday 9 October to Friday 16 October 2015.
Fatality following the capsize of a Fletcher 155 speedboat in Tor Bay.
Fire on ro-ro passenger ferry Dieppe Seaways while approaching the Port of Dover.
Lessons from marine accidents.
With sea trade expected to grow, the need for a highly skilled workforce has never been greater.
London International Shipping Week 2015 has been a celebration of the global maritime industry.
Together we can build a prosperous future for the shipping industry.
As quality shipping registers joined under the British Flag, we possess collective strength.
While the modern Port of Liverpool is receiving huge investment, historic maritime land is being regenerated.
The best way we can support the shipping industry is by supporting the free operation of the market.
As long as Britain remains a trading nation, the importance of our ports will only grow.
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