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The Master of the T&Bs, Christopher Causer, visited our RN ship, HMS Magpie and its CO, Lt Cdr Nicholas Radue today. The Master presented LETME Taylor with a 'Crew Member of the Year' Certificate. We are told, the Helicopter was not used to transport the Master to the ship!

It was a pleasure to host TylersandBricklayers at our Affiliates Day in London with the support of HMS President and Port of London Authority. Great to show you all what we get up to #surveying the waters around the UK.

Catamaran duo HMS Magpie and Moon Clipper this morning. Foto's via : Fraser Gray , HMS Magpie , Uber Boat by Thames Clippers , Iain Ballantyne .

Great to have stopped in Wick with such a warm welcome from Wick Harbour Authority staff. We hope to see you again later in the year. Royal Navy inshore survey vessel calls in at Wick johnogroat-journal.co.uk/news/royal-nav…

Inshore Survey vessel HMS Magpie visits Wick on her way to the Orkney Islands. johnogroat-journal.co.uk/news/royal-nav…

Today is #ANZACDay – which honours the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations.

Captain Patrick Mowatt (UK National Centre for Geospatial Intelligence) and Captain Pierre-Yves Dupuy (Shom) exchange historical charts to commemorate the 120th anniversary of the Entente Cordiale and the contribution of hydrography to the UK and French defence relationship.

It was a privilege and honour to attend the TylersandBricklayers annual guest banquet. Hearing about all the good work the Worshipful Company does across the building sector for people was truly heartwarming. We look forward to deepening our affiliation.

Today marks International Day for Women in Maritime. We are proud to celebrate the contributions women make to the maritime industry and continue to help support and inspire women across the sector. #WomenInMaritimeDay International Maritime Organization

#WorldHydrographyDay celebrates worldwide collaboration to improve our understanding of the ocean. This year, we joined experts across the community to share successes and look ahead to the industry's future. International Maritime Organization International Hydrographic Organization IHO Maritime and Coastguard Agency Port of London Authority

For over 225 years, mariners have trusted the UKHO's ADMIRALTY portfolio for safer navigation and informed #MaritimeDecisions. Last month, we celebrated #WorldHydrographyDay, recognising the importance of collaboration to support safe, efficient and SOLAS-compliant navigation.

The last of 35 crucial small boats have been delivered - ending a 7-year replacement project, Vahana. 3 hi-tech, modern small for the hydrographic squadron HMNB Devonport complete the £48m programme to upgrade RN workboats.

There are advantages to being the Royal Navy’s smallest HMS. Great to transit the Caledonian Canal and enjoy a hands-to-bathe (swim) in the middle of Loch Ness. We cannot confirm the existence of the Monster, but we can confirm the water is cold! 🥶 #LochNess #MonsterHunterWorld

.HMS Magpie transits the Caledonian Canal

HMS Magpie part of the Royal Navy hydrographic squadron is the navy's smallest vessel, just 18 metres in length. Commissioned in June 2018 she carries out inshore survey work around Britain's coasts, harbours and inland waterways.

HMS Magpie Royal Navy The motto of HMS Magpie ‘Lux in tenebris lucet’ (shine light into darkness) reflects her mission to ensure safe passage in areas she surveys and records.

Salcombe Field of Light has been donated to the RNLI by the world renowned artist Bruce Munro to raise funds for the RNLI in its 200th year. How wonderful is that?!

#OnThisDay 1996 the largest survey vessel ever built for the Royal Navy was launched at Appledore in Devon. The survey work she conducts is critical to the UK's defence and her small crew work hard to keep her mapping the ocean floor.

How does S-101 differ from S-57? Explore the differences between these standards, why the change is necessary and what it means for mariners. Learn more: ow.ly/FvWR50UGXQV

Good Evening everyone, managed to get out and about today and therefore happy to be able to show everyone some ship photos. Starting off the day with HMS Magpie as she passed by Jennycliff and then Mount Batten.