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Boudicca at La Coruna in northern Spain. - Credit: Archant A cruise ship formerly owned by Fred. Olsen is being broken up in a Turkish shipyard. Boudicca, a 177m long cruise liner, was bought by the Suffolk-based cruise company in 2005 but was retired by the business in August 2020. Boudicca, along with sister ship Black Watch, was sold to be used as accommodation vessels for shipyard workers in Turkey. But now, it has been reported that Boudicca was beached at a scrapping yard in Aliaga, Tu...

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Work starts on Surman Weston’s perforated Peckham house 1/9 Proposed elevation Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Construction has started on AJ 40 Under 40 practice Surman Weston’s latest private house commission, a 102m² home in south London featuring a perforated brick façade The scheme will sit on an exposed corner plot near the centre of Peckham and has been designed in brick to complement its Victorian terrace surroundings. Advertisement A minimal box wi...

Francesca Street, CNN • Updated 17th March 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail (CNN) — British cruise line P&O Cruises has announced it is to offer "cruises to nowhere" for vaccinated British travelers this summer. The voyages will depart in late June from the southern England port of Southampton and navigate the UK coast. There will be no stop offs. Instead, guests will only be able to admire the rugged beauty of the countrys islands and coastline from the ship. Exact routes will be determined by ...

Published: 5:44 PM March 17, 2021    Fred. Olsen has announced their plans to return to sailing post-pandemic with no port sailings from Dover. - Credit: Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Fred. Olsen has announced its plans to restart cruises this summer - but said it is "awaiting further guidance" before deciding requirements for guests. Several other major British cruise lines have already announced that unvaccinated passengers will not be allowed on their voyages. The Ipswich-based firm will begin ...

AJ Retrofit Awards 2021 winners revealed with Pearson Lloyd has been named AJ Retrofit of the Year 2021 The conversion of a warehouse in Hackney, east London, not only found a new use for a building that faced demolition but reused as many materials as possible – both from the site and reclamation yards. Advertisement The AJ’s Rob Wilson and Fran Williams, who chaired the various judging panels, said the winning project was  ‘notable for having transformed some previously unremarkable a...

Tourism bosses have called for more clarity from the government to allow them to plan for the summer season, after what they claim has been mixed messaging...

Next month will mark a year since the global cruise industry shuddered to a halt as coronavirus spread. Despite some hope that holidays at sea would return in a meaningful way, ships remain largely free from passengers, with only river cruising in Europe mounting a significant comeback in 2020. Might this be the standard requirement in the future? Telegraph Cruise explores the issue. Will I need a vaccine to cruise? If you’re hoping to sail with Saga Cruises, then yes. In January the over-...

4 February 2021 Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is cancelling all sailings until the end of June in light of the current restrictions in England as a result of the pandemic. The company had been due to resume sailing on May 22nd, with the extension to affect 14 sailings. All guests affected will be given a number of options, including a no quibble refund or an additional future cruise credit. ADVERTISEMENT Peter Deer, managing director at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said: “We are constantly reviewing...

UK architecture studio Buckley Gray Yeoman has revived a 1980s office building in Central London, creating colourful spaces using painted ductwork, translucent curtains and speckled terrazzo. The newly opened Panagram encompasses 4,830 square metres in the citys Clerkenwell neighbourhood and offers rentable office spaces across multiple levels. Buckley Gray Yeomans renovation of the 1980s building included creating an open and informal reception area Using the original buildings pink granite cl...