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Scapa’s forbidden wreck – The Royal Oak
To mark the anniversary of the sinking of the battleship Royal Oak, a team of Navy divers visited the wreck to honour the dead and raise an ensign. Photographer Simon Brown was given a unique opportunity to document the ceremony
Farne Islands wrecks
With an advancing weather front threatening to put paid to her stay at the Farne Islands, Jane Morgan tries one last dive and strikes it lucky. Join her on a tour of the wrecks
Mevagissey, Cornwall
Neil Hope checks out a site that with the advent of Dive Fest just around the corner has become one of Cornwall’s best-known south coast dives
Lochaline wrecks
Divers from Peterborough Sub-Aqua Club take a road trip 430 miles north to Lochaline on the Sound of Mull to dive some of western Scotland’s finest wrecks. Report by Tony Baskeyfield
Palace Pier, Brighton
For a shore dive with a twist, you can’t beat exploring under a pier, as underwater photographer Simon Brown finds on a day trip to the Palace Pier in sunny Brighton
Hamnavoe Harbour, Shetland
Karen Singer ventures to the Shetland Isles for an undemanding yet supremely rewarding shore dive among a treasure trove of underwater critters
Mixing gas in Scapa Flow
With a variety of wrecks between 12m and 50m, Scapa Flow is the sort of place where you have to choose your gas carefully. Mike Clark uses a range of gas mixtures to make the most of every dive
Cawsand Bay, Cornwall
Neil Hope gears up for the season by visiting the Cornish village of Cawsand on the Rame Peninsula with a classic shore dive literally on its doorstep
GB Dives: The feel-good factor
Early season UK dives are intended to ease you into your diving, but they’re also supposed to be fun. Our writers choose the reefs and wrecks guaranteed to put a smile on your face on a crisp April day
Shorething: Chesil Beach, Dorset
Richard Trevithick revisits Portland’s classic shore dive and reveals how its two wrecks – the Royal Adelaide and the Nor – can be visited on a single dive
Shorething: Breakwater Beach annd Shoalstone Beach
Richard Trevithick visits two neighbouring Devon beaches that offer distinctly different shore-dive experiences, but are both teeming with critters!
Sark’s secret beauty
The Channel Islands have a reputation for beautful scenery, but underwater there are even more joys to be discovered. Sue Daly offers a locals’ guide to Sark’s top-notch scenic sites
The Pelican wreck, Tobermory Bay
Richard Booth goes in search of a wreck in UK waters that is best dive in the winter. With excellent visibility in the colder months, the Pelican wreck in Tobermory is just the job
Loch Duich, Inverinate
Who said all the best diving is to be found in the summer? Trevor Rees picks his UK winter favourite – Loch Duich, Inverinate, western Scotland
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