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More Time for You AQUEDUCT MARINA MORE TIME FOR YOU. Inland Inland Inland marina of marina of marina of the year the year the year 2017 2018 2018/19 WINNER WINNER WINNER WELCOME. “We believe leisure time is an essential part of a balanced life style and people should be able to get the most enjoyment possible from their leisure experiences. We offer this by having knowledgeable staff, great facilities and great services all on one site meaning you can spend less time on problems and more time on leisure” Phil Langley Marina and Operations Director EVERYTHING YOU NEED FACILITIES. We want to help you get the most from your boating ON ONE SITE. experience and leisure time as possible and one way we are doing this is by making sure we offer the best range of facilities and services to meet your requirements. FACILITIES AND SERVICES AVAILABLE 147 Berth Marina Laundry facilities Engineering services 16 Amp electric supply and water Toilets and showers Fabrication services supply to each berth Fully serviced pump out and Diesel Free WiFi access across the site Boat blacking and painting point Coded access barrier and CCTV E Elsan disposal Gantry lift across the site Fully licensed cafe Disabled Access DIY Workshops Well stocked chandlery Brokerage service Meeting room Dry boat storage Internal valet services 14 touring pitches Slipway Bridgemere Garden Centre, SHROPSHIRE UNION CANAL MANCHESTER LOCATION FOR Combermere Abbey, Cheerbrook Farmshop as well as many thriving Making it’s 66-mile journey from the River STOCKPORT LEISURE. market towns and picturesque Mersey at Ellesmere Port, the Shropshire The marina offers the perfect villages, Stately homes, waterside Union Canal offers breathtaking scenery with a combination of tranquillity and pubs, Chester Zoo, Wychwood Park fantastic line up of attractions. Golf Club and much more! accessibility. Surrounded by beautiful 66 MILES, 14 HOURS, 47 LOCKS Cheshire countryside and villages, the NANTWICH TOWN market town of Nantwich is 5 miles 10 minutes THE CHESHIRE RING away with the historic city of Chester a MACCLESFIELD short drive away. CREWE RAILWAY STATION Passing through five counties and along six CHESTER 15 minutes canals in total this popular cruising route offers Located on the Middlewich branch of dramatic scenery stretching from the high peaks the Shropshire Union Canal, Aqueduct M6 MOTORWAY J16 of the Pennies to the urban city of Manchester. Marina provides and ideal cruising 20 minutes 97 MILES, 55 HOURS, 97 LOCKS base to explore the North West Canal network. MANCHESTER AIRPORT 40 minutes LLANGOLLEN CANAL LLANGOLLEN STOKE LONDON VIA TRAIN Built nearly 200 years ago, the 47-mile stretch 90 minutes of canal has become known as one of the most popular UK waterways for its stunning scenery including the Chirk and Pontcysyllte Aqueducts. 46 MILES, 40 HOURS, 21 LOCKS WE ARE HERE THE FOUR COUNTIES RING STAFFORD Taking in huge swathes of rural scenery the four Counties ring provides the perfect opportunity to explore the Cheshire, Shropshire Union, Staffordshire and West Midland canals. 100 MILES, 55 HOURS, 94 LOCKS WOLVERHAMPTON D N T A MOORING PRICES. SITE PLAN. UC R D E VE U A (General terms - Prices from April 2019, Aqueduct Marina is Narrowbeam only and is non residential marina) Q Free slipway O A R WE T IVE Moorings are number from West to East. R G IN K out of the L A D VISITOR MOORINGS L G W IE water and 2hrs F Each Mooring has wireless broadband internet DO on trailer with You are welcome to call in and moor to use the cafe, chandley or marina laundry facilities access and electrical hookup. All jetties have any 12 month L for a maximum of 4 hours. Canal-side moorings are also available for a maxuimum of 4 lighting and water. O N hours. mooring G T E The Marina is situated on the Middlewich RM SHORT STAY MOORINGS branch of the shropshire union Canal, left out of the entrance is leads to barbridge junction Night = £24.50 A and right is heading towards Middlewich. Week = £117.50 Month 40ft = £190 Month 50ft = £245 Month 60ft = £299 Month 70ft = £342 B LONG STAY MOORINGS D (All prices include VAT @ 20%, Terms and conditions apply) ON PTI CE RE C B I NS E F A C CHANDLERY S 12 MONTHS 6 MONTHS MONTHLY OP RKSH WO (Paid in full, payment upfront) (Paid in full, payment upfront) (Standing order, Minimum 12 months) E VAT PRI IC B BL P L U A P P A S P A I N T 40ft = £1999 40ft = £1074 40ft = £179 A I N T IN I N T IN G W/S T IN G W/S 50ft = £2610 50ft = £1410 50ft = £235 IN AD G W/S O G W/S IN R MA GE 60ft = £3135 60ft = £1650 60ft = £275 RA TO T S OA EA 70ft = £3655 70ft = £1914 70ft = £319 B AR K AR AN P RAV CA TEL: 01270 525040 ENJOY YOUR LEISURE TIME MORE - BOOK NOW EMAIL: [email protected] MOORING APPLICATION FORM. APPLICANT DETAILS MOORING REQUIREMENTS Name .................................................................................................... Preferred Jetty .............................................................................................. Address ................................................................................................ Arrival Date ................................................................................................... Email .................................................................................................... Departure Date ............................................................................................. Telephone Mobile .............................................................................. (short term only) Contact in case of emergency .......................................................... MOORING TYPE BOAT DETAILS (tick one) Name ................................................................................................... 12 Month - One-Off Payment Boat Length ........................................................................................ 12 Month - Monthly payment’s 6 Month - One-Off Payment Short Term ………….......... Payment Any other comments ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………… NB. Residential moorings are not permitted and we cannot be your postal address. Please read the terms and conditions before signing. Signature: .………………………………………… Date: …………………….............. I certify that all the above details are correct and that I have read and understood the terms and conditions. IMPORTANT INFORMATION Prices are subject to change without notice; Church Minshull Marina Ltd is narrow beam only and is a non-residential marina. All long term bookings require a non-refundable deposit. MORE TIME FOR YOU STARTS HERE.... Application Form received by: ……………………………………………….. Date: ……………………………………………….. WWW.AQUEDUCTMARINA.CO.UK.
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