Although our charity partner and site leaseholder, the Meridian Sailing and Training Trust, regrettably ceased trading last week Project Boleh carries on.
Thanks to Portsmouth City Council we are pleased to say that Boleh will be able to stay at the Old Pump House site in Eastney providing apprentice training until the restoration is complete. We are also discussing with a number of charities how Project Boleh might work with them in the future.
We’re really pleased with the article that was published in Lloyds List today. It’s great to see such interest in Boleh.
This 17-tonne icon from the Orient is set to sail again, thanks to the can-do spirit of an enterprising charity.
The Boleh, a unique 60-year-old Oriental junk, is set to get a new lease of life, with the help of disadvantaged apprentices and trainees from across the city.
Read the full article (http://www.portsmouth.co.uk)
Many thanks for those of you who made it to the project Launch Event. The day a was huge success and the Lord Mayor of Portsmouth attended. Our work has been subsequently endorsed by a visit from the High Seriff of Hampshire.
While Lively Lady arrived in Portsmouth to great fanfare last weekend, a ship built in Singapore has quietly slipped in under the radar to help more young people.
Read the full article on the Portsmouth News website (http/www.portsmouth.co.uk) website.
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