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We are very sorry to have to report that our Partner organisation, Sea Sanctuary, has decided that Boleh will not be suitable for the charity's sail training operation. This is…

With the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in the background, 2 veteran Boleh Skippers pose alongside her in Falmouth. Next to Boleh is John Maddock, Skipper in the early 1960's, with…

We regret that Boleh's entry into operational service with Sea Sanctuary has been delayed by damage to her electric motors. The Boleh Trust are now working closely with the manufacturer,…

An important record of Boleh's past has just been added to the Archive. Almost exactly 53 years ago Boleh sailed from Salcombe to join the Junior Leaders Regiment, Royal Engineers…

We are very happy to be able to report that Boleh finally left Chichester last Friday for her voyage down to Falmouth and the next phase of her life with…

All but the weather seems set fair for Boleh in the New Year. Now fully ‘coded’ by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency for operation as a sail training vessel, Boleh…

We are delighted to announce that, once again, we have received a generous donation from the Payne-Gallwey Charitable Trust - and this time to help Boleh in her operational role.…

We are absolutely delighted that Roger Angel's granddaughter, Naomi, was able to visit Boleh recently. Roger rescued and restored Boleh in the early 1980's after she had been severely damaged…

Boleh is making good progress towards her MCA Category 2 'coding' which will allow her to operate in the English Channel as a sail training vessel with 8 people onboard.…

Watched by the Lord Mayor of Portsmouth, Councillor Frank Jonas, and a host of supporters and well wishers Boleh slipped in to Gunwharf Quays to a warm welcome on Thursday…