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When the Titanic infamously sank in 1912, the world was forced to accept a difficult truth. Even the most advanced passenger ships of their time could fail. That tragedy exposed serious weaknesses in…

Brookes Bell was proud to support and attend the newly relaunched Salvage and Wreck Forum in London. December marked the first edition of the conference to be co-hosted by the International Salvage…

Brookes Bell is pleased to announce a number of key promotions across our global teams, recognising the expertise, leadership and contribution of colleagues in support of the company’s growth around…

For much of modern shipping history, vessels entering the Polar regions were regulated in much the same way as those sailing in more temperate parts of the world. The assumption was that the existing…

Clippership, a California-based maritime robotics startup, has completed RINA‑classed designs for its first vessel, a 24‑metre autonomous, wind‑powered cargo ship aimed at serving small…

A new project supported by the Norwegian government, and German shipping company, Hartmann Group, will see the launch of a green methanol-fuelled cement carrier in 2028, marking a breakthrough step…

The Royal Navy has announced a new plan to counter increasing Russian submarine activity in the North Atlantic, with unmanned technology set to assist in monitoring the Greenland-Iceland-UK (GIUK)…

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that HMS Lancaster, the oldest Type 23 frigate in the Royal Navy, has now retired after nearly 35 years of service.  The ship, forward-deployed in Bahrain…

The National Museums Liverpool has launched a £200,000 conservation project to preserve tugboat Brocklebank and pilot boat Edmund Gardner, both of which have suffered from years of…

The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has published a list of Areas of Research Interest (ARI), outlining the issues, questions, and investigations to improve its regulatory mission and provide…