Welcome to Sea and Water

Maximising the use of water freight requires a supportive UK and European framework. Sea and Water acts independently of Government, and so is able to influence UK, European and developed government policy in relevant areas.

Our lobbying activity is underpinned by campaigning materials such as the Case for Water, launched in 2006.


	Logistics professionals need to know about the opportunity that water offers. Sea and Water provides a range of platforms to bring together different groups to deliver increased water freight services and to encourage better understanding of waterborne transport.

Publications

>2007 to 2009 business plan
> The Case for Water

Case Studies
> ABP shipping timber to Troon since 2000
> Thanks to ASDA it’s greener up North
> The last journey of Concorde: a special mission for water freight
> Canary Wharf, built on water by water
> Cory Environmental's best practice model of river borne transportation
> Water-borne freight services have begun on the River Severn


	Gwyneth Dunwoody MP 12th Dec 1930 – 17th April... 18 April 2008 Sea and Water featured in the Financial Times 18 April 2008 Letter published in The Guardian 15 April 2008 DEFRA releases draft Marine Bill for consultat... 9 April 2008 Sea and Water on BBC One's Countryfile 7 April 2008 Sea and Water publishes report, A Vision for U... 26 March 2008 Sea and Water's AGM - 15 April 2008 18 March 2008 Sam Webber and Yariella Coello join Sea and Wa... 3 March 2008 New Calls for Increased EU Funding for Freight... 15 January 2008 Parliamentary Question -- Jo Swinson MP 11 January 2008 Parliamentary Question - Jo Swinson MP 11 January 2008 Sea and Water Restructures 17 December 2007

Sea and Water is registered in England number 4648933
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