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services. In April this year, South Devon College Marine Academy officially opened its doors to students and will continue to build on its reputation as a maritime centre of excellence, including supporting Premier’s own marina apprentices. The Academy has been ten years in the planning and became a reality when Premier Marinas acquired the site and supported its development. Premier’s commitment to providing high quality service extends to the installation of a new high-speed Wi-Fi network which spans the marina and a self-service fuel bay which is now open, offering unleaded petrol and diesel for marine use with card and contactless payment. Premier Marinas continues to reduce


to prevent run-off being released into the River Dart. So, what’s next? Phase two of the project is due


“We want to build something very special


here, to create a sustainable place around the best


or prevent water and air pollution through good management practice and design solutions. This is evident in the installation of extensive solar PV systems, electric vehicle charge points and the revolutionary boat wash-down water recycling system


to begin in the new year with the development of the waterside area - previously home to the Philips building, the original shipbuilders on the site. This development comprises two buildings; one providing around 40 waterside residential apartments, the other housing the hotel and spa, where the iconic ‘Philips’ gable will be recreated - a nod to the rich history of shipbuilding on the site which dates back to the 1880s. Highly passionate about Noss on Dart,


marina in the UK”


Premier Marinas CEO Pete Bradshaw says “The redevelopment of Noss on Dart is hugely important to us. We want to build something very special here, to create a sustainable place around the best


marina in the UK. After all, this is a glorious site and it will remain in our hands for a long time to come, so it really matters to us.”


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