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On this edition how a New Forest sailmaker is making protective bags for medical staff dealing with coronavirus patients and is using its factory machinery to help local volunteers make scrubs quickly.
Team GB sailor Eilidh MacIntyre and rower Becca Girling give their reactions to the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics, the RYA launches sail from home, Poole RNLI reassure us they are still there for those in need and a submariner give us his tips on self isolating.
Organisers of the Clipper Race took the decision to pause the 2019/20 race due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Shelley Jory-Leigh delves into the history of the Corporation of Trinity House and tours their headquarters in London.
On this edition we hear from the teams taking part in the opening Sydney round of the 2020 SailGP championships.
Podcast compiled and presented by Neil Sackley.
email: [email protected].
The story of Anna and Cameron McLean from Stow on the Wold who wanted to be the first brother and sister ever to row the Atlantic.
Throughout 2019, BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Nicky Price has been following their story. Speaking to their family and friends and has kept tracks on their training.
She was at the race start in La Gomera to see them off.
Podcast compiled and presented by Neil Sackley.
email: [email protected].
The MCA launches an information ad campaign, a focus on the Hayling Island RNLI crew, HMS Collingwood marks its 80th anniversary and we hear from the Dorset man who’s the star of the BBC canal series.
Podcast compiled and presented by Neil Sackley.
email: [email protected]
On this edition, hear about the dangers faced by fishermen doing their job, mariners passing Portland Lighthouse will soon get a brighter warning, and we hear from Ocean Youth Trust South. Also hear from two adventurers who are preparing to row not one but two oceans in 2020 and there’s an appeal to find a plaque removed from Poole Lifeboat station.
Podcast produced and presented by Neil Sackley.
email: [email protected]
On this edition we hear from some of the sailors selected to represent Great Britain in the 2020 Tokyo games and Sir Ben Ainslie tells us about his brand new boat, designed and built with the aim of winning the America’s Cup.
Podcast produced and presented by Neil Sackley.
email: [email protected]
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