HMS Severn returns home for last time before disposal
Offshore Patrol Vessel HMS Severn has returned to her homeport of Portsmouth for the last time, the vessel is due to be decommissioned at the end of the month.
UK nuclear submarine dismantling project makes progress
The aim of Submarine Dismantling Project is to provide a 'safe, environmentally responsible and cost effective solution' for the dismantling of 27 of the UK’s de-fuelled nuclear powered submarines.
HMS Queen Elizabeth to set sail tomorrow for second phase of sea trials
Planned shipping movements released via the Queen’s Harbour Master Portsmouth have listed the intended time of departure of HMS Queen Elizabeth.
Type 31e Frigate build ‘opportunity’ for Ferguson Marine shipyard on the Clyde
Michael Fallon has visited the Ferguson Marine shipyard at Port Glasgow where he remarked upon the opportunity for the Clyde yard to build the new frigates.
New Royal Navy ship christened on the Clyde
A new Royal Navy Offshore Patrol Vessel has been named at a shipyard on the Clyde in Glasgow today. The second of the Royal Navy's...
American warship USS Winston S Churchill visits Portsmouth
The USS Winston S Churchill, an Arleigh Burke class destroyer named after British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, has visited Portsmouth.
First helicopter landing for RFA Tidespring
A Merlin Mk2 helicopter has landed on the deck of the first of RFA Tidespring, the first of four 39,000 tonne Tide Class tankers.
Arrowhead 120, a good choice for the Type 31e Frigate?
Following the publication of the National Shipbuilding Strategy, we take a brief look at the Arrowhead 120.
RFA Tidespring visits Gibraltar
The first of the new Tide class tankers, RFA Tidespring,has visited Gibraltar for the first time.
Government ‘reviewing infrastructure requirements’ in order for carriers to berth in Gibraltar
The Government have confirmed that planning is underway to evaluate the feasibility of berthing the Queen Elizabeth class carriers in Gibraltar.
