The Hazardous Crew
For almost 40 years West Sussex divers have been keepers of the flame of an English shipwreck from the early 1700s, describing it as a site that just keeps giving. Read more...
The Long Game
Continuing his tour of some of the best elements of Scottish diving, Ross McLaren takes us on a tour of Loch Long on the west coast. Read more...
Backyard Babbacombe
He has moved from the Coral Triangle to the West Country but does Henley Spiers regard it as a comedown in terms of diving? Not a bit of it, as he now has an iconic British site on his doorstep. Read more...
Guns in the gully
We last heard from Ben Dunstan when he shared his diving experiences exploring Cornwall’s flooded mines. But when conditions allow he looks for shipwrecks, and with the 150-years-lost Boyne he struck lucky recently. Read more...
DIVER TEST: Shearwater Peregrine
This is, unequivocally, a superb computer for casual recreational divers, through to those making basic accelerated decompression dives using nitrox. Read more...
Scottish Star Turns
Ross McLaren presents short videos on the BBC’s The Social extolling the joys of scuba in Scotland. We asked him for some examples… Read more...
The Scuba Fix
Sometimes you just need to hear those three words to feel that everything is right with the world. We’re going diving! Read more...
Back in the Air… back in the Swim
The vaccination programme is well underway and it’s time to start thinking about shaking the moths out of your dive gear and checking the time left on your passport. Gill Flaherty offers her six top tips for planning dive travel in 2021. Read more...
Farnes – First Impressions
It’s British diving at its most iconic, off the coast of Northumberland – words & photos by first-timer Henley Spiers. Read more...
Local Intelligence 2
As we plan back-to-reality overseas trips, dive-pros from all over the world pitch their favourite sites to visit – will one of them sway your decision? Read more...