Clyde has as many attachments as a penknife

Land and Water’s design concept was for a small, highly manoeuvrable shallow drafted tug, built on a catamaran hull.

When Land and Water Plant Ltd had to find a replacement for its ageing river tugs the company knew it needed something as neat and flexible as a Swiss Army knife to help maintain variable, and often debris filled, rivers and estuaries.

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