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Mark Oneil A BAND are set to go head-to-head with The Fratellis as they battle to find out who has the best version of Scotland fan favourite “Yes Sir, I Can Boogie”. The Dirty Kilts have released a more upbeat version of the song after The Fratellis covered the Baccara classic on Chris Evans’s Breakfast Show on Virgin Radio back in March. All income raised from the recording will go to the Tartan Army Children’s Charity. Band member Mark O’Neil said: “We couldn’t believe it when it was announced that the Fratellis had launched their own rendition and although we have grea...

India’s Covid boom is affecting the worldwide shipping industry India’s huge wave of Covid-19 infections has affected the international maritime industry, as the country is for seafarers, as crews come with the disease and ports deny entry to ships. Ports such as Singapore and Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates have banned ships from changing crew members who have recently traveled from India, according to notes from maritime authorities. Zhoushan has banned entry into China for ships or crews that have visited India or Bangladesh in the past three months, according to Wilhelmsen Ship M...

Columbia Shipmanagement and Seatrans agree strategic shipmanagement tie-up Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) has continued its recent expansion by agreeing a strategic partnership with the highly respected Norwegian ship owner and operator Seatrans AS. The joint venture company will be named Stödig Ship Management AS and will operate out of Seatrans’ offices in Bergen Norway. All Seatrans’ staff will remain employed in the company. Welcoming the move, Mark O’Neil, President and CEO of CSM, said: “In Columbia Shipmanagement we recognise the particular expertise and skill sets associated w...

Mark O'Neil, CEO - Columbia Shipmanagement (Photo: Columbia Shipmanagement) Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) announced it has partnered with Norwegian ship owner and operator Seatrans AS to form a ship management joint venture. The company will be named Stödig Ship Management AS will become operational from the beginning of May 2021, operating out of Seatrans’ offices in Bergen, Norway. All Seatrans’ staff will remain employed in the company. Mark O’Neil, president and CEO of CSM, said, “In Columbia Shipmanagement we recognize the particular expertise and skill sets associated with mana...

Photo: CSM Norwegian shipowner Seatrans is the latest to go down the joint venture route for ship management forming a new company with Columbia Ship Management (CSM). The joint venture named Stödig Ship Management will be based out Seatrans offices in Norway and all its current staff will remain employed in the new company. Seartrans manages and operates a fleet of chemical tankers, ro-ro, offshore vessels, bulkers and product tankers. Mark O’Neil, President and CEO of CSM, said: “In Columbia Shipmanagement we recognise the particular expertise and skill sets associated with managing s...