The Fisher's Stack
Brian W LaveryStories and histories of Britain's fishing fleet.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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First attraction at port’s £32m maritime heritage project gets underway.
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The refurbished Spurn Lightship officially launched the Hull’s £32m Maritime City Project from her...
Keeping the heart of heritage beating
IN the heart of what was once the biggest deep-sea fishery on Earth is a dedicated group of ex-trawlermen keeping the heart of that industry’s history beating.
Just a few years ago Hessle Road looked like just another long city street with...
A short tome in politics… and it's not weak.
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Here’s a first!
Alan Johnson and firebrand socialist Jimmy Reid have something common, even altho...
Bringing the Viola home - virtually
An ambitious multi-million-pound plan to bring the world’s oldest viable steam trawler – Viola – back to Hull has been scuppered by spiralling costs.
But she will still be brought back as a Virtual Viola thanks to a £25,000 project between...
‘Model trawlerman’ Ray completes his Hull Triple Trawler Tribute
After a five-year delay ‘model trawlerman’ Ray Coles has completed his tribute to those lost in the 1968 Hull Triple Trawler Disaster.
His replica of the Ross Cleveland, the third ship to perish, is now berthed at the Hull Fishing Heritage...
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Substack of Dr Brian W Lavery, writer, journalist & fishing historian. Author: The Headscarf Revolutionaries & The Luckiest Thirteen (Barbican Press) Features for Fishing News, & others
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