Category Archives: Misinformation

Comparison: PW and KL Minutes of Meeting March 2023 Peter Weightman Kevin Lund Attendance: B.Fenwick, P.Weightman, C.Robson, A.Finnegan, R.Branson, S.Griffiths, D.Parker, K.Barnard, A.Renwick, P.Dutton, J.Harrison, A.Smith, A.Bolam, D.Seymour, S.Tennet, J.Hayes, M.Dawson, A.Hamilton,B.Teale, C.Robson, S.Morland, S.Landells, P.Robinson.Apologies for absence: P.Nicholson.A.Renwick chaired … Continue reading →

Temporarily located on the time-line at 7:10 on the 29th October 2026 and updated on the 2nd November 2026. From: Alec Renwick <alec.renwick@gmail.com>Sent: 06 January 2023 20:49To: Michael Dawson <daw50nmdj@hotmail.co.uk>Subject: Re: Objection to proposed fraud by the charity – NEMT … Continue reading →

Key Milestones of the North East Maritime Trust Updated, 20-Aug-26 2002 Founder members of NEMT visit Seahouses with their recent purchase. 2002 Coble and Keelboat Society discusses proposal for a maritime restoration workshop. 2003 C&KS considers means of creating a … Continue reading →

From: Alec Renwick <alec.renwick@nemaritimetrust.org.uk>Sent: Friday, November 21, 2025 15:49To: Mick Dawson <daw50nmdj@hotmail.co.uk>Subject: Fwd: NEMT Membership 2005-6 Mr Michael Dawson  Relating to our previously sent emails regarding this matter. As you know your NEMT membership was cancelled and is therefore no longer valid. 1 For security … Continue reading →

On Tue, 5 Aug 2025, 17:39 Mick Dawson, <mick.dawson@nemaritimetrust.co.uk> wrote: Dear Alec, I was most upset to find after I had travelled all the South Shields last Saturday to see how your volunteers were getting on with the restoration of … Continue reading →

Resides on X as https://x.com/NEMTnews This is a rewrite of the commentary on ‘NEMT News’, first first posted on December 1st, 2023. It was about the misinformation being produced by the Chairman of NEMT to hide the fact that under … Continue reading →

I think not! This post began as a letter to Peter Weightman, Chair of the time NFHT but not sent when I decided broadcast it as a post rather than send it as private email and it has been edited … Continue reading →

In the Significance Statement of the National Maritime Museum, Small Boat Register, says about Peggy, one of the oldest cobles still sailing:- As a fishing coble she worked long lines, salmon nets and pots for crab and lobster. Upon leaving … Continue reading →

Conservation enthusiasts finish their first projectBy JAYNE OLIVERA GROUP of maritime enthusiasts has just finished restoring its first old boat to its former glory. And it’ll be riding the crest of a wave next month when the Royal Diadem II … Continue reading →