Neil Dennis

Advantages and disadvantages of CD/DVD Inkjet printing

Advantages and disadvantages of CD/DVD Inkjet printing CD and DVD Disc Ink Jet printers have become very popular, especially for short run disc production. Ink Jet technology is used here in the same way as in paper printers - by spraying ink onto prin... Read >

Bareboat Rib hire

Whether it is shuttling passengers from yachts to shore, exploring the Solent or having a go at some water sports, bareboat rib hire is the perfect solution. Rib hire is a great way of getting around offering freedom to go at your own pace and do exactly... Read >

The Golden Rule

Buy Gold When Interest Rates and Inflation Signal a Golden Opportunity. History has shown that the most powerful safeguard during times of crisis and financial uncertainty is to buy physical gold. The rapid increase in inflation along with slow moving i... Read >

UK Red Diesel – Duty Collection from 1st November 2008

HRMC clarified the way in which additional fuel duty is to be collected from the 1st November 2008, at the Southampton Boat Show. It will affect private pleasure craft owners when purchasing red diesel for propulsion and to a lesser extent when purchasing... Read >

What is a Boat Share Club?

Boating Members pay a fixed annual fee which gives them access to a range of boats. Boats can vary from high performance cruising yachts like Sunseeker, Beneteau, Dufour and Bavaria, high performance power boats, sailing yachts and exhilarating Ribs. The... Read >

The history of the River Thames

The Thames was once a tributary of the River Rhine becoming a river in it's own right as the surface of the earth changed over many thousands of years. The Thames is one of the UK's longest river's and by far the most important! The river's importance dev... Read >

The River Thames tides - when is the best time to visit?

The River Thames in London is tidal from Teddington through the city and down to the mouth where it enters the sea. The tide rises and falls due to the rotation of the earth and gravitational pull of the moon. Very basically the water wants to stay at the... Read >

The economic benefits of the River Thames to London and the UK?

The River Thames was England's original trading centre leading the growth of the British Empire. The river provided safe harbour for ships and the fortified City of London housed some of the Worlds most famous and powerful. Today London retains its eco... Read >

Looking for a special place to propose...? A romantic Thames boat charter could be what you are look

"Looking for a special place to propose...? A romantic Thames boat charter could be what you are looking for!" Planning to propose to your partner but wanting to do something a bit different and more special than the standard meal at a top London resta... Read >

Speed boating on the Thames - Why, Where and Who to call?

The River Thames in London is an exciting and vibrant highway meandering through the very heart of the City. There are many sightseeing and party boats in London for hire, but until recently those people after a more aggressive from of entertainment on th... Read >

Common Signs of Decompression Illness (the bends)

Symptoms usually show themselves within 24 hours of diving, though occasionally more minor symptoms are only noted 48 hours or so following a pressure exposure, be it a dive, air flight or journey by car over mountains etc. More serious symptoms, such as... Read >

Time to reconsider converting to marine LPG fuel?

Introduction This week marine red diesel in some areas of the U.K. edged towards and over 90p per litre and petrol at 130p per litre, whilst marine LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) is being sold at 44p per litre and has not followed the rapid increase Pet... Read >

Heathrow worst in latest survey

According to statistics published by the Association of European Airlines, not only was Heathrow rated as the worst of the 27 airports in its latest survey but this was the 16th quarter in succession that it was rated among the poorest five performers. It... Read >

Is there such a thing as free travel insurance?

There is no such thing as a ‘free lunch' so why do we believe this when it comes to travel insurance? Many banks and credit cards now offer free travel insurance for choosing a top branded current account for which you pay a monthly fee, typically betwe... Read >

Lost luggage still a risk when you travel

Another report out, this time by the Association of European Airlines, points the finger at British Airways for losing more bags than any other airline in Europe in the first half of 2008. According to an article in the Times, BA heads the list in a table... Read >