Currently, tall ships have to have their masts dismantled to sail under the bridge and re-built once through. A trust spokesperson said it should be "fully operational" for May's festival.

Four of the ships travelled from Sharpness Docks along the length of the 16 mile (25km) Gloucester to Sharpness canal earlier. The final vessel arrived at the docks at 13:30 BST.

Earlier this week, the tall ships made their way slowly up Gloucester and Sharpness Canal. The skipper of the Spirit of Falmouth, Paul Miller, said the journey in was "excellent".

A major bridge over the Gloucester and Sharpness canal will be repaired in time for the Tall Ships Festival in May, according to Canal and River Trust chiefs. Trust engineers found structural issues ...

They say the Tall Ships Festival format will be reimagined as part of a city-wide cultural programme in 2027 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the opening of Gloucester Docks. The next event ...

Coast Guard search and rescue crews from Station Gloucester, Air Station Cape Cod and Coast Guard Cutter Ocracoke rescue nine crew members from a Canadian tall ship east of Gloucester on Monday.

The first tall ships are scheduled to arrive in British waters late on Thursday, May 23 and head to the Sharpness Canal to make their way to early to Gloucester on Friday, May 24, with Irene and the ...

The Tall Ships Festival returns to Gloucester this weekend. The event runs from 25 May to 27 May and sees the huge sailing vessels that dominated the docks in the 1800s once again making waves in ...

The audience filling Canal P... Thousands gather in Canal Park for first day of Tall Ships Duluth - Duluth News Tribune | News, weather, and sports from Duluth, Minnesota ...

The Gloucester Tall Ships Festival is returning this June with a boatload of new events, ships and activities. The summer celebration of sail power will be held at Gloucester Docks for three days ...

With a disabled engine, rough seas, and sails wrapped around a mast late Sunday and early Monday morning 50 miles off Gloucester’s shores, the crippled Canadian tall ship Liana’s Ransom ...

Currently, tall ships have to have their masts dismantled to sail under the bridge and re-built once through. A trust spokesperson said it should be "fully operational" for May's festival.