News

We are pleased to announce that our sister charity, the Portsmouth Sail Training Trust have published their first newsletter.

We were honoured to receive our third annual 'inspection' from Vice Admiral David Steel, Second Sea Lord earlier this week. Admiral David has been a powerful supporter of Boleh since…

Things are hotting up at 199 Henderson Road and not just because the shipwright team are striving to get Boleh back into the water as soon as possible. Steam has…

We are very proud to announce that at the 4th 'Shaping the future of Portsmouth Conference' on 17 November, attended by the Minister for Portsmouth, the Rt Hon Matthew Hancock…

We had hoped to have Boleh back in the water and fit for purpose in September so that the Portsmouth Sail Training Trust (PSTT), our sister charity who will be…

Funding provided by the Heritage Lottery Fund has helped design and test the sail training programmes for Boleh when she is fully operational. John Gillard, who will become Boleh's Sailing…

As we near completion of the wonderfully crafted teak deck, Boleh is looking better than ever. The deck is made up of 4 layers from the decorative board, visible from…

4 timber spars crafted by Collars are being assembled at Birdham Pool, near Chichester, to form Boleh's unique quadruped mast. Unfortunately the original Douglas fir spars and metal fasteners put…

Transition funding provided by the Heritage Lottery Fund in April has enabled us to build on our relationship with the Portsmouth Sail Training Trust (PSTT) to develop a partnership which…

As the activity plan and public engagement part of the Boleh Project nears completion, and with our apprentices moving to full time employment or further training, we say goodbye, with…