Listing of published articles

From her Norfolk workshop, Abbey Molyneux is one of a growing crew of female boatbuilders keeping a traditional craft afloat.

Catherine Larner speaks to established printmaker Angela Harding about how her familiar works of natural wonder come to life, then take flight into the wider world.

Historic Pin Mill yard in fine fettle. Visiting the historic boatyard in its picturesque setting beside the River Orwell on the Shotley Peninsula in Suffolk.

It's 20 years since Jimmy Doherty picked up a fork and decided to turn a rundown farm just outside Ipswich into a going concern. They said he was mad - but what has he learned in two decades?

Lyme Regis-based Gail McGarva's unique skill of preserving historic craft and sharing her passion with others, has blossomed into a thriving business model.

Building, fixing, de-rusting and refitting - women are making waves in the traditionally male-dominated boatbuilding industry and supporting each other on social media.

More and more women are finding the confidence to enter the very male world of boatbuilding.

When he isn't at his Suffolk home, Chris Hirst is travelling the globe leading a multi-national business, and writing a book about it

By teaching aggressive hospitality, Sales Makers International's Doug Miller has helped clubs reap and retain members

This 'transformative' Norwegian brand has global ambitions.

China's Catic Wellness Group has learned from, and informed, club operators everywhere.

The CEO of the Pure Group, which has 35 yoga and fitness facilities in South Asia, has never considered failure an option.

Pers-Anders Dagborn introduced the 'modern' industry and 'the ultimate club' to his native country, with IHRSA's help.

When it comes to politics and finance, Robert Peston is the man with his finger on the nation's pulse. Or is he? Catherine Larner reports.

Discovering how local churches are responding to the needs in their communities and bringing people together.