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A safety message to the shipping industry urging operators to review the use of lookout and navigational aids on their vessels and help crews to comply.
Monthly statistics on UK international and domestic sea passengers.
The Northern Ireland Ports Traffic publication provides statistics on passenger and freight traffic through Northern Ireland ports.
Provisional quarterly statistics on freight handled by UK major ports for April to June 2023.
Annual medical report and summary for ENG1 medical examinations conducted in 2022.
Sea passenger statistics for movements to and from the UK on international and domestic journeys in 2022.
Survey of maritime passengers, including people with reduced mobility, to find out about their experiences of using ferries or cruise ships.
Annual statistics on the UK port freight traffic for 2022.
Safety lessons to the fishing industry on how to embed a culture of effective control measures and practised emergency actions among crew.
Safety lessons to the fishing industry reminding skippers of lone-operated vessels to follow the available guidance and reduce risks to a safer level.
Civilian search and rescue helicopter activity statistics in the United Kingdom, Year ending March 2023.
Provisional quarterly statistics on freight handled by UK major ports for January to March 2023.
UK seafarers statistics on active at sea and non-UK seafarers qualified to work on UK registered vessels in 2022.
A safety message to the recreational craft industry and pleasure boat users reiterating simple steps to prevent further deaths from CO poisoning.
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