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Notice to Members No. 6 2004/2005

10 Sep, 2004
September 2004

Notice to Members No. 18 2017/2018

08 Jan, 2018
January 2018

Canada - Stricter Environmental Protection Measures Now Mandatory for Cruise Ships

06 Jul, 2023
Transport Canada recently announced that the voluntary environmental measures introduced in April 2022 for cruise ships have become mandatory. The objective is to ensure that cruise ships adopt more sustainable...

USA - New Washington State Oil Pollution Notification Protocol

04 Aug, 2011
Washington State has advised of a change to its oil spill reporting requirements. Previously, only actual oil spills occurring in state waters needed to be reported. However, Washington State’s Department...

Notice to Members No. 14 1998/1999

18 Jan, 1999
January 1999

West launches Hull and War Risks cover to enhance product range

01 Mar, 2023
West Hull and West War complement West’s core products – P&I, Defence, Charterers, Fixed Premium and Extended Covers – as well as the Club’s partner products for Delay (with Nordic Marine Insurance), Cyber...

West of England P&I Club launch Neptune, its global information portal.

15 Oct, 2020
London, 15th October 2020 – West of England P&I Club has today announced the launch of Neptune, a comprehensive global information portal for Members, brokers and Club correspondents. Providing security,...

IMSBC Code - Draft Amendments and Interim Measures for Early Implementation

24 Jul, 2012
At its ninetieth session in May 2012, IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee prepared draft amendments to Sections 4 and 8 of the International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC) Code. If the amendments are...

Venezuela

13 May, 2019
Sanctions and restrictive measures relative to Venezuela have been introduced by the United States, and to a lesser extent the EU, over the past few years. This page provides a general overview of the...

No.15 2021/2022 - Sanctions - Recent Deceptive Practices

02 Feb, 2022
Since 2010, considerable sanctions’ activity has been directed at shipping and its supporting industries reflecting the fact that 90% of world trade involves the carriage of goods by sea.