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Bound for the UK: 250 kilos of cocaine seized from yacht in the Caribbean
Two Jersey men arrested after cocaine seized from yacht, estimated street value of £30-40million
Navitus Bay ‘fewer wind turbines’ option announced
Plans have been submitted for a smaller South Coast wind farm scheme with fewer turbines
Cruising Sark – one couple’s guide for PBO
John and Yvonne Robinson put the spotlight on popular anchorages and moorings around Sark
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Bart’s Bash race in Vassiliki, Greece
Sarah Norbury, PBO's Contributing Editor, reports from a thrills and spills Bart's Bash race in Vassiliki, Greece.
How to make cockpit booster seats for more comfortable sailing
Looking for a more comfortable sailing experience, James Brooking builds 'booster' seats for his cockpit
Make your own transom shower fitting covers
Put spice pot lids to a new use with this budget tip to make transom shower fitting covers
Sir Ben Ainslie might not sail in next America’s Cup
With the next America’s Cup challenge not till 2017, the Olympic gold-medallist has hinted he might not be at the helm of the British team
Southerly Yachts folds again
It comes just 13 months after the brand was ‘rescued' from an earlier receivership
New boats at the Southampton Boat Show
Many established names have new models that can be seen at the Southampton Boat Show
Video: PBO Project Boat Hantu Biru sets sail
Bought on eBay for £510 back in 2011, the Snapdragon 23 boat's restoration is now complete
Six DIY tips to make your boat sail better
You don't need to spend a lot of money to get an older boat going more efficiently
PBO Miles to Maldon trophy up for grabs
Last year's winner travelled 356 miles with his trailer-sailer to compete in the Maldon Town Regatta
That’s rich, coming from you – Dave Selby’s ‘Mad about the Boat’ podcast
Tradition, honed over several days, is the richly ironic watchword when City-bred shipwrights meet the East Coast’s dyed-in-the-wool splatcherites, says columnist Dave Selby
Sailors in Turkey now face fines
The Cruising Asscociation says grey water is also now banned from Turkish waters
Surviving immersion
What happens to your body when you fall into the water?
Change in visa could welcome worldwide yachtsmen
The Cruising Association say US, Canadian, New Zealand, Australian, South African and other 'friendly' nationalities are most affected
How to build and run a website for your boat
Keep friends and fellow yachtsmen up to date with your yachting activities – create your own boating website for free
Water company blames sailors for Salcombe pollution
South West Water's £50,000 fine for sewage leaks has been reduced to £15,000 following an appeal