The world’s first ever electric hydrofoil ferry begins operations

As Candela’s P-12 gracefully flew over the waterways in Stockholm this morning, the event marked the first-ever commercial operation of a hydrofoil electric ferry. It’s been a long time coming for the P-12, with years of development resulting in the first images of the boat released over two years ago and testing getting started only…

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We’ve completed our resurfacing work on Gloucester bridge

Work to lay a new road surface on High Orchard Bridge, which carries St Ann Way over the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal, has been completed by us. Keeping the bridge safe for use The lifespan of the road surface on the bridge had expired, and it required resurfacing to safely allow vehicles and cyclists to…

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We’ve appointed a new chair of West Midlands Regional Advisory Board

We’ve announced the appointment of Glenn Howells as the new chair of its West Midlands Regional Advisory Board, which is now in effect. Glenn will succeed John Hudson OBE DL, who has admirably led the volunteer board for six years, significantly contributing to the region’s waterways and communities. Helping guide our work The West Midlands…

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Health check for historic Harecastle Tunnel

Harecastle Tunnel, one of the longest canal tunnels on Britain’s historic canal network, goes under the microscope next week as we carry out a vital inspection of the Grade II-listed structure. At over 1.5 miles-long (2,676 metres), the Thomas Telford-built tunnel is a key point on the Trent & Mersey Canal, still navigated by thousands…

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Understanding The Basics of a Sailing Yacht

A sailing yacht is the perfect medium for relaxing on the waters on an excursion with friends and family or pursuing an extended transatlantic adventure. It primarily uses wind power to propel the vessel through the water. Today, we talk about the intricacies of a sailing yacht and its many distinct parts. Parts of a…

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