PORTISHEAD QUAYS MARINA Q2019

www.quaymarinas.com Contents QUAY Welcome to Portishead Quays Marina...... 1 History...... 2 plus Local Information...... 3 Crusing Destinations...... 4-5 Locking Procedure...... 6 offering real ‘added value’ Arriving at Portishead by Sea...... 8-9 for our customers! Environmental Support...... 12-13 Security...... 13 “The range of services we offer RNLI Portishead...... 15 Portishead Small Boat and Sea Angling Club...... 15 and the manner in which we Portishead Cruising Club...... 15 deliver them is your guarantee Marina Information...... 16-17 of our continuing commitment to Portishead Yacht and Sailing Club...... 18 provide our berth holders with the Portishead Quays Marina Plan...... 20-21 Portishead Quays Marina Berth Holder and Vistor Parking..... 23 highest standards of marina care” Safety...... 25 Boatyard...... 27 Marina Staff...... 28 Tide Tables 2019...... 29-31 Marina Tariff 2019...... 34 reciprocal berthing between all Quay FREE Boatyard Tariff 2019...... 35 Marinas for all annual berth holders Berthing Licence Apllication...... 37-38 secure Wi-Fi Useful Telephone Numbers...... 39 FREE Marina Locations...... 40

discounted visitor berthing at 77 50% Safe havens TransEurope marinas for berth holders We strive to provide safe, sheltered and well maintained pontoon berths for all our 50% up to 50% off standard tariff customers’ boats within a fun and ‘Active Marina’. for winter berthing Friendly service off standard insurance rates We encourage our staff to understand boating people’s needs and appreciate that we 20% must help our customers to enjoy their leisure time at our marinas. through Quay Marinas scheme with Towergate Insurance Fine facilities We invest heavily to ensure that our marinas provide a good range of marina and 15% first year berth discount for boats support facilities which we work hard to continually maintain and improve. sold into our marinas by our on-site Our reputation as one of the UK’s most respected marina operators has been brokers built on the simple premise of providing the finest facilities, offering friendly, experienced service and a safe and active haven for both you and your boat.

www.quaymarinas.com ii Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2019 Quay Marinas participate in the Yacht Harbour Association ‘Gold Anchor Award’ scheme, which rates marinas in accordance with equipment and facilities provided, customer service and operational systems in a similar way to hotel ‘star’ ratings. Portishead Quays Marina has Welcome to Portishead Quays Marina achieved the highest rating of ‘5 Gold Anchors’.

Welcome to the 2019 edition of the Portishead Quays Marina handbook. As we Quay Marinas continue to strive to deliver enter our 18th year of operation we can stand proud of how our Marina and the our mission statement which is to provide surrounding prestigious Port Marine development has come to fruition. our customers with “Safe Havens, Friendly Service and Fine Facilities”. With good access to the Bristol Channel and an Throughout the Marina’s evolution our core values excellent pontoon system, plus a fully serviced have remained the same, we aim to provide value for We are proud that our well trained and experienced boatyard, it is understandably a hive of activity money and excellent customer service with helpful staff are committed to fulfilling these simple for both locals and visitors to enjoy, making and friendly staff that are available 24 hours a day, requirements. In addition we understand that we must Portishead Quays Marina the ideal location to visit or 365 days a year. provide real value for money for our customers, and for permanently berth you boat. this reason we are doing our very best to deliver genuine Marina Safety whether in the boatyard or afloat is added value through our ‘Quay Plus’ package. Although it’s great to spend time on your boat there of paramount importance and our H&S procedures are a selection of bars, restaurants and cafes that are under constant review, please take time In addition we are striving to ensure that our marinas provide excellent venues to meet friends and enjoy to read the section on Marina Safety and are really fun places to be – all our marinas are ‘Active good food and drink. There’s also a good selection familiarise yourself with the Marina’s safety Marinas’ providing an array of events and training of shops and supermarkets around the town which equipment. activities to help ensure that our customers get the most are all within easy walking distance. For those who out of their boating. We hope that you will all enjoy I hope you find the handbook informative and it your stay with us this year. just like to stroll, there are a variety of local walks helps you to get the most out of the Marina, our where you can enjoy tranquillity and wildlife or the facilities, the local area and its attractions. Kind Regards and safe boating! activity of boats coming and going from the lock. Finally, on behalf of myself and all the team at Simon Haigh, Managing Director. Following the overwhelming success of the purpose Portishead Marina, I wish you fun, fair winds and built “kids crabbing pontoon” we doubled its size good health. last year so that more kids (and parents!) can enjoy the area. I’m also pleased to say that “Tingdene Boat Keith Berry Sales” continue to offer a selection of new and used Marina Manager vessels for sale which compliment the marina. The “Quay Plus” package for annual berth holders Portishead Quays Marina, Newfoundland Way, remains popular with free visitor berthing at all our Portishead, North Somerset BS20 7DF marinas being one of the many benefits. We are also members of the TransEurope Marina group who Tel: 01275 841941 offer discounted visitor berthing at over 70 Marinas Email: [email protected] around the UK and Europe. VHF Channel 80 Call Sign Portishead Quays Marina www.quaymarinas.com 1 History

The historic dock which was built in 1869 and after many delays, first opened to shipping The ships were fitted out with large tanks encased in heated jackets to keep the phosphorus in a liquid in 1879 is now home to Portishead Quays Marina. state. This was then transferred to holding tanks ready for distribution. The decommissioning of the site was brewing industry and to make a lengthy process that took about 4 years culminating cattle feed. In 1911 the mill in the demolition and clearance of site in 1999 in suffered a near fatal fire, readiness for the re-development of the docks. which caused much damage Commercial shipping ceased using the docks in 1992 and smouldered for 4 days. and although there was still marine traffic passing The local brigades struggled on route to and from the Royal Portbury Dock and to bring the burning building Avonmouth, the only visiting boats to Portishead under control, so as soon as were yachts and small pleasure craft owned by local the tide permitted, the Bristol residents. The docks were derelict and after a program salvage vessel ‘Bulldog’ entered of demolition the site was cleared in readiness for the the dock and pumped 700 exciting new Port Marine development to evolve. While gallons of water per minute on construction of town houses and luxury apartments to the burning building. The began on the west side of the dock work began on mill was finally demolished in the new Marina, the centre piece of the £400 million the 1950’s to make way for development. A new lock measuring 40 metres by 9 Portishead ‘B’ power station. metres was built within the old lock barrel with state

Portishead Docks in 2017 In 1926 construction started of the art gates and HMI control. The first phase of the on Portishead ‘A’ power station pontoons and the berth holders facilities were installed The docks were constructed by widening and on the land behind the mill. Coal-fired generation of ready for the grand opening in May 2001. impounding the tidal pill before which, the waters of electricity began in 1929 and supplied the whole of the Bristol Channel reached up as far as the old tide Bristol, North Somerset and part of South Somerset. In mill, now the The Old Mill Restaurant. A mooring 1937 the first tall stack was added, standing 350 feet point for boats can still be seen on the wall opposite high. After the war generating capacity was increased the Inn. The docks at Portishead and Avonmouth by the addition of a second tall stack. In the 1950’s were built to help relieve Bristol City Docks from the work began on the construction of Portishead ‘B’ problems encountered due to the growth in traffic and power station and stacks 3 & 4 were erected, 383 feet increasing size of trading ships making their way up high. The chimneys themselves and the smoke they the Avon to Bristol. The original lock was 140 metres produced were a familiar landmark for miles around by 20 metres and visiting ships were laden with timber, and could be seen clearly from the Welsh coast. When petrol, grain, and in later year’s phosphorus and coal. the Somerset coalfield finally closed in 1972 the power Trade and tourism were on the up, increased by the station was converted to oil, however the cost of oil was on the increase and the Portishead stations were newly built single line broad gauge railway track Portishead Docks in 1999 which linked Portishead Pier to Bristol. Portishead then only used as standby generators. Portishead ‘A’ had become a popular destination for day-trippers was closed in 1976 followed by ‘B’ in 1982. Over the and tourists, who would take advantage of the local years ash and clinker from the Power Stations have bathing beaches and stand and view the many boats been used to raise ground levels around the dock so which would wait in King Road just off the pier for that it is no longer possible to see the original shape the tides to take them down channel or up the Avon and size of the old tidal pill. on their approach to Bristol. One of the familiar sights On the east side of the dock, the Albright and Wilson viewed from Portishead Pier was the Bristol Training phosphorus works were built during the 1950s to Ship ‘Formidable’. The old warship lay anchored off process imported phosphate rock and convert it to Portishead for nearly 40 years and throughout that liquid phosphorus. This process required a high use of time gave nautical training to over 3,500 poor and electricity, supplied by the Portishead power stations destitute boys to prepare them for service in the Royal and when the cost of oil rose in the 70s, so did the and Merchant Navies. price of the electricity. The implications were enormous The land surrounding the docks was initially used as and production was transferred to Newfoundland a granary and timber wharf. On the Western side of where processing costs were lower. Portishead became the dock stood Baileys mill, a landmark eightstorey used as a transfer and distribution station, handling building with it’s accompanying chimney. It was the liquid phosphorus that was brought to the docks a flaking mill which processed grain for both the aboard the Albright ships the Explorer and the Pioneer. Portishead Docks in 1940

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A selection of cafes and restaurants frame the marina Ashlands”, has been redeveloped and the large pools with Aqua Italia, and Bottelino’s sharing an unrivalled and ponds are now home to a variety of wildlife. Over the 15 years of Charity days at the position at the head of the marina and enjoying views Marina, Newfound Friends have raised Provisions can be purchased from the Co-op store at £220, 000 with dog rescues. stretching down towards the boats nestled on the the northern end of the marina and this also provides pontoons. La Marina Restaurant is positioned just the nearest cash point, should funds be required. outside the Lock Gates in a superb position to watch At the head of the marina is Waitrose supermarket, the vessels come and go, and behind the Hoist Dock which has both a cash point and a pharmacy. From apron, in the heart of the action, is the vibrant Hall there, the town centre is just a 2 minute walk away & Woodhouse Bar Restaurant. The innovative Bar & and has further supermarkets and grocers for general Restaurant, constructed out of shipping containers supplies. Most of the High Street banks and building also includes stunning bathroom facilities for our societies have branches in the High Street and the Marina berth holders. new town library offers an internet café, books, and For more energetic visitors to the marina and within DVD’s. easy walking distance is the Parish Wharf Leisure Portishead benefits from great access to the Motorway Centre with gym, courts and a swimming pool. networks, being just 3 miles from Junction 19 on Alternatively, the footpaths through Eastwood lead to the M5. A regular bus service runs throughout the Battery Point, the Lake Grounds and the start of the day from Portishead to Bristol and the surrounding coast path to Clevedon. Portishead’s Open Air Pool is area, bus timetables and telephone numbers for the situated at the Northern end of the Lake Grounds and local taxi companies are available from the Marina throughout the summer months, you can take the office. Mainline train stations at Bristol Temple Meads opportunity to sit in the sun whilst enjoying a stunning and Bristol Parkway serve the area and flights to view of the Bristol Channel from the terraces. Portbury destinations in Europe and beyond can be taken from Wharf Nature Reserve can be found to the East of the Bristol International Airport. Marina. This area of land, previously known as “the www.quaymarinas.com 3 Cruising Destinations Bristol Gower Peninsula

MILFORD HAVEN – 100 NM Whether exploring the rugged Pembrokeshire Marina is reached via passage through the River Marina is clearly visible on your port side. The Marina coastline or visiting on transit to Ireland, Milford Tawe Barrage Lock which operates on request 4.5 offers a warm welcome, friendly service and great Haven offers a stunning stop off with an abundance hours either side of HW. The marina is open from facilities, berthing is available for visitors in attractive of beautiful scenery. Nestled in the picturesque 0700-2200 BST and 0700-1900 UT out of season. surroundings close to Penarth and Cardiff. corner of Pembrokeshire the Haven provides access Contact the Marina for locking times. For more information and access to the Marina call to some of the finest leisure boating in the UK. Tel: 01792 470310 - Marina Office VHF Channel 80. Visiting boats are welcome at both Milford Marina For access through the barrage call the Tawe Lock Tel: 02920 705021 - Penarth Marina Office and Neyland Yacht Haven. on VHF Channel 18. For access through the Barrage VHF Channel 18. Milford Marina is situated in a non tidal basin on the Tel: 01792 456014 - Barrage Tel: 02920 700234 - Barrage Control North shore of the Haven. Access to the Marina is Tel: 01792 653787 - Harbour Master Admiralty Chart No.’s via a lock with access appx. 3.5 +/- HW. Please call Admiralty Chart No. 1179 Bristol Channel. 1182 – Approaches to Cardiff, the Pierhead on VHF Channel 14, for locking times. 1179 – Bristol Channel Once in the lock please call the Marina office on VHF PORTHCAWL – 40 NM Channel 37 for berthing allocation. The town of Porthcawl is nestled amongst some SHARPNESS & GLOUCESTER – 20 NM Tel: 01646 696312 beautiful beaches stretching along the charming Cruising the upper reaches of the Severn estuary Milford Marina Office South Wales coastline and is a popular holiday is challenging and both the vessel and the skipper destination with plenty to do for all the family. The should be well prepared. Plan your passage to NEYLAND MARINA – 105 NM newly completed Marina has been built within arrive at Sharpness no earlier than 1 hour before Neyland Marina is situated in a well protected inlet the old working harbour, situated to the South of HW and no later than HW at Sharpness. After adjacent to the town of Neyland some ten miles Porthcawl’s waterfront, and offers berthing for up passing through the lock, you enter the start of from the entrance of the deep and sheltered waters to 70 leisure & commercial craft. Just 40 NM from the Gloucester and Sharpness canal which can be of Milford Haven. The lower basin can be accessed Portishead this new facility offers a warm welcome navigated easily up into the heart of the historic at all states of the tide, however the Marina is very to visiting craft. The marina benefits from having a Gloucester Docks. busy and you are recommended to book a berth locked access, which operates 3 hours either side of Tel: 01453 811862 - before arrival. VHF Channel 37 & 80. high water between 0700 – 2200. Please contact the Harbour Master marina to arrange a booking for the lock and a berth Tel: 01646 601601 Neyland Yacht Haven for your stay. Tel: 01646 696137 Port Control RIVER SEVERN Admiralty Chart No.’s 1178 - Porthcawl is an ideal cruising destination whether Travelling on from Gloucester up the mighty River Approaches to the Bristol Channel, you are stopping over for one night or staying for Severn, lies Upton Marina. South of the historic 1478 - St. Govan’s Hd to several days to explore everything the town has to town of Worcester and North of Tewkesbury, St. David’s Hd, 2878 - Approaches offer. Upton Marina offers visitors secure pontoon and to Milford Haven. Tel: 01656 815215 – Porthcawl Marina Office bankside moorings for all types of craft. Cruising on the Severn is an exciting change from cruising in SWANSEA – 61 NM PENARTH QUAYS MARINA the Bristol Channel with 58 miles of waterways to Wales’ second largest city, situated on the North explore from Sharpness to Stourport. Contact the PENARTH MARINA & CARDIFF BAY – 18 NM Marina office for berthing allocation. shore of the Bristol Channel, Swansea offers another Lying just 18 NM from Portishead, Cardiff Bay makes interesting port of call for local sailors. The Marina a great destination, offering all tide access to small Tel: 01684 594287 – Marina Office provides sheltered and fully serviced visitor berths craft. Within a few hours sailing, the tranquil waters Admiralty Chart No. 1166 – and with the city centre just a short walk from the are an appealing destination to many boat owners. River Severn – Avonmouth to Marina, there is plenty to entertain everyone. The As you enter through the Barrage locks, Penarth Sharpness.

4 Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2019 Padstow Porlock Weir

BRISTOL – 8.5 NM MINEHEAD – 34 NM Bristol’s Historic Harbour is situated 8.5 miles up Minehead offers a small sheltered retreat along the club has showers and a bar and the town boasts a stream of the mouth of the river Avon. It is a locked beautiful Somerset coastline. The drying harbour chandlers and marine engineers. harbour at the heart of the city which gives easy can be accessed 2 hours either side of HW and Tel: 01271 862108 - Harbour Master access to shops, restaurants, theatres, cafes, bars offers good shelter, although the Harbour does get Admiralty Chart No.’s 1179 – Bristol Channel, and all the entertainment a city has to offer. crowded throughout the holiday season. Larger 1160 – Plans of Ports of Somerset. Visitor moorings are available in either the Floating vessels can anchor off just outside and row ashore. Harbour or Bristol Marina and it is advisable to Tel: 01643 702566 - Harbour Master LUNDY ISLAND – 75 NM arrange a berth prior to arrival. You should plan your Admiralty Chart No’s 1179 – Bristol Channel, Located off the North Devon coast, Lundy is the passage to arrive at the Cumberland Basin locks 1160 – Plans of Ports of Somerset. largest island in the Bristol Channel and is a must for from 2.5 hours before HW to 15 minutes before HW. anyone cruising in the Channel. The main anchorage Call City Docks Radio, low power, on Channel 14 for PORLOCK WEIR – 36 NM is located in the bay at the South East of the island locking instructions. Porlock Weir is one of the many small harbours on and provides good shelter in winds from the West Bristol Harbour affords a unique waterside environment the South shore of the Bristol Channel. Access to and South West. Lundy itself is a fascinating place and during the main boating season there are a variety this picturesque little harbour is 1.5 hours either and well worth the trip ashore. Climb up the hill to of exciting water activities and competitions taking side of high water. The drying harbour is entered explore the island and sample the delights of the place culminating in the renowned Bristol Harbour via gates (usually open) and offers good shelter Marisco Tavern. Regatta. Detailed pilotage notes may be obtained from for vessels able to take the ground. Smaller vessels Tel: 01237 470074 - Shore Office the Harbour Master’s Office. unable to take the ground can lie afloat in a small Admiralty Chart No.1179 – Bristol Channel. pool (1m) outside the dock entrance. Porlock Weir is Tel: 0117 9273633 - Dockmaster a beautiful and interesting place to visit, with a few Admiralty Chart No. 1859 – PADSTOW – 110 NM nice hostelries in which to sit and watch the world Port of Bristol Situated on the River Camel two miles from the go by. open sea, the picturesque port of Padstow provides WATCHET – 30 NM Tel: 01643 863187 - Harbour Master the only locked harbour on the North Cornish The Somerset port of Watchet has been revitalised Admiralty Chart No.’s 1179 – Bristol Channel, coast. Access to the Inner Harbour which provides with the opening of the Marina in July 2001. The old 1160 – Plans of Ports of Somerset. total shelter is via a flap gate that opens HW +/- 2 harbour which was infrequently visited, now boasts hours. Once a thriving sea port exporting tin and a 240 berth marina accessed via a tidal flap gate 2.5 ILFRACOMBE – 57 NM copper, commercial activities are now confined to hours either side of HW. Lying on the South side of Lantern Hill and hidden fishing and supporting leisure activities. Padstow is from the sea, Ilfracombe is a beautiful seaside resort the ideal choice for a long weekend and is home The marina is situated in the heart of Watchet and with a small harbour which can be identified by the to the famous sea food chef Rick Stein. One of makes an ideal place for visiting yachts and motor prominent white houses and the Promenade Pier. the best times to visit is for the Padstow May Day boats. The broad Esplanade runs along the length Celebrations. of the Marina and gives way to the pretty, narrow The Inner and outer harbours are accessible in almost streets of the town. Visitor moorings are available, all weather from 2-3 hours either side of HW. The VHF - Ch. 12/16 contact the marina office for more information. inner harbour dries and is suitable for vessels able to Tel: 01841 532239 - Harbour Master take the ground or there are a few visitor moorings Admiralty Chart No’s. 1156 - Trevose Head Tel: 01984 631264 - Marina Office in the outer harbour, which is normally accessible, to Hartland Point, 1168 - Harbours on Admiralty Chart No.’s 1179 – Bristol Channel, except at LW springs. North Coast of Cornwall 1160 – Plans of Ports of Somerset. Ilfracombe has a good selection of shops, cafes and pubs to entertain you and the town and harbour get busy throughout the holiday season. The yacht .

www.quaymarinas.com All annual berth holdersQuays at Portishead Marina5 Quays Marinaswhen will staying benefit at fromPenarth free visitor berthing for up to 30 nights Locking Procedure

TIDAL ACCESS Under normal conditions, for a moderate drafted LIGHTS AND SIGNALS vessel (1.5m) the lock will give access of H.W. +/- 4.5 All vessels must observe traffic light signals as follows; hrs on mean neaps and H.W. +/- 3.5 hrs on mean The entrance to the Marina is marked by two fixed springs. vertical lights in addition to the traffic lights.

ELECTRICAL SUPPLY SAFETY Red Vessels shall not proceed, and • Don’t forget ALWAYS UNPLUG! Do not leave live Red are requested to keep clear of leads on the pontoons. Red the lock gates • Disconnect your power lead at the supply bollard Green Vessels may proceed on to avoid trailing a live end. When connecting to White instruction from Marina Control the supply, attach the lead at the boat end first and Green work back to the supply bollard. Red Warning, do NOT proceed • Inspect your leads and plugs for damage regularly. flashing LOCK BOOKINGS • Please report any damaged or faulty equipment to We ask all customers to book outward bound locks, the marina office. you can do this for up to one week in advance. Outward bound locks will run on the hour and half past the hour with hourly intervals at the beginning and end of the tide. Inbound locks will run quarter to and quarter past the hour with hourly intervals at the beginning and end of the tide.

BEFORE GOING TO SEA • Weather Forecasts – Check the weather forecast before going to sea. The inshore waters forecast is available from the marina office. • Yacht and Boat Safety Scheme – You can register your boat details with the Coastguard to assist with search and rescue using the CG66 form available online. • ALWAYS UNPLUG! Do not leave live leads on the pontoons. • Training in Seamanship and Navigation – Training will help you get more enjoyment from your boating whilst improving safety. The RYA offer a range of practical and theory based courses. Information can be found at www.rya.org.uk/go/activemarina • Cruising Plans – Please advise the marina office of your cruising plans and the date and time of your LOCKING SAFETY & PROCEDURE expected return. • Call the marina on VHF Channel 80, callsign “Portishead Quays Marina” to request access into the • Sea Safety – Make sure you are properly equipped lock before leaving your berth. Maintain a listening watch on Channel 80 when manoeuvring in and you know what to do in an emergency. Visit the marina and throughout locking operation. www.rnli.org/safety • Only enter the lock when instructed to do so and ensure the gates are fully open and the green, white, green lights are displayed. LOCK DIMENSIONS Length 40m • Enter and depart at a ‘Dead Slow’ speed. Width 9m • Proceed as far forward as possible to allow room for vessels following. Ensure your vessel has Sill height Inner +7.0m CD appropriate lines and fenders both sides and be prepared to raft up. Sill height Outer +3.0m CD • Secure your vessel with bow and stern lines and springs throughout locking operation. • Lock ladders are for emergency and staff use only.

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501657 www.quaymarinas.com 7 As you approach the Marina entrance from the Rule 8 Action to Avoid a Collision – Any action to Northeast you will see the pier on your starboard side. avoid a collision should be positive, made in ample If your approach is in darkness, you will be able to time and with due regard to good seamanship. see the isophase green light at the end of the pier. At Rule 9 Narrow Channel – Small ships, sail or the entrance to the lock, two vertical fixed port and power must NOT impede passage of larger vessels starboard lights are displayed. Passage through the constrained by their draft. lock is controlled by a traffic control system on the port side. The traffic lights display three vertical reds Rule 34 Manoeuvring and Warning Signals – If a to mean “vessels shall not proceed”, or green, white, large vessel is manoeuvring in sight of another vessel green to mean “vessels may proceed on instruction they will indicate their intention by using the following from the marina control”. This conforms to the IALA warning signals on the ship’s whistle: standard, and should be observed by all vessels using • one short blast to mean “I am altering my the lock. course to starboard” • two short blasts to mean “I am altering my INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS FOR THE course to port” PREVENTION OF COLLISIONS AT SEA • three short blasts to mean “I am operating It is advisable to have a good knowledge of the astern propulsion” International Regulations for the Prevention of Collisions at Sea, particularly the following abbreviated rules. • five short rapid blasts to mean “make your intentions clear” Rule 5 Lookout – Every vessel shall at all times maintain a proper look-out. WEATHER Rule 6 Safe Speed – Every vessel shall at all times During periods of restricted visibility recreational craft proceed at a safe speed so that she can take proper should call Bristol VTS (VHF Channel 12) to obtain and effective action to avoid collision. shipping movement information prior to making way. In these conditions a call to Bristol VTS should also be Rule 7 Risk of Collision – Every vessel shall use made prior to crossing the shipping channel. When the all available means appropriate to the prevailing wind is against the tide a short steep sea can develop circumstances and conditions to determine if risk of in King Road. Periods of North Westerly, Northerly and collision exists. If there is any doubt such risk shall be North Easterly winds can also produce difficult sea deemed to exist. conditions for recreational craft.

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www.quaymarinas.com 9 10 Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2019 1 Greystones Harbour Marina 2 Malahide Marina 1 Bangor Marina Welcome to 2 Rhu Marina 3 Troon Yacht Haven TransEurope Marinas 4 Whitehaven Marina 5 Fleetwood Haven Marina Initially conceived to encourage reciprocal visits between a small number of English and French marinas, the affiliation was 6 Liverpool Marina called Transmanche Marinas. However, after the association expanded into a multinational network of European yacht 7 Conwy Quays Marina harbours, it was renamed TransEurope Marinas to better reflect the breadth of membership. 8 Neyland Yacht Haven

9 Penarth Quays Marina The value of TransEurope Marinas now extends far beyond the simple offer of a discount and despite each of the member 10 Upton Marina marinas being different, they share the common values of support, friendship and service. Such characteristics promote 11 Portishead Quays Marina inter-marina co-operation and enhances the visitor experience. 12 Mylor Yacht Harbour 13 Mayflower Marina Jean-Michel Gaigné CMM 14 Dart Marina Chairman 15 Beaucette Marina 16 Poole Quay Boathaven Member benefits 17 Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour The owners of vessels based in a TransEurope marina can enjoy a 50% visitors berthing discount for up to five consecutive 18 Town Quay Marina days a year in each marina within the network, using their current TransEurope membership card. 19 Universal Marina 20 Cowes Yacht Haven 21 Royal Clarence Marina 22 Emsworth Yacht Harbour 23 Birdham Pool 24 Dover Marina 25 Gillingham Marina 26 Fambridge Yacht Haven 2 27 Tollesbury Marina 3 28 Fox’s Marina 31 29 Brundall Bay Marina 1 4 30 Hull Marina 31 Royal Quays Marina 5 30 1 Marina Den Oever 6 2 Jachthaven Waterland 1 2 3 Jachthaven Wetterwille 7 29 2 3 4 1 Marina Port Zélande 28 5 Jachthaven Biesbosch 27 4 6 8 26 Delta Marina 10 5 9 25 1 VVW Nieuwpoort 24 6 11 1 1 Dunkerque 18 22 21 1 2 Port Saint-Valéry 16 17 19 23 3 13 14 20 Fécamp 12 2 4 3 Le Havre Plaisance 4 15 5 Dives-Cabourg-Houlgate 6 5 6 Ouistreham/Caen 9 10 7 7 Granville 8 11 8 Saint Quay Port d’Armor 12 9 Perros-Guirec 13 14 15 10 Roscoff 16 11 Brest 12 Douarnenez 13 Port La Forêt 17 14 Loctudy 15 Concarneau 16 Ports de Nantes For the most up to date information and the complete membership listing, please visit: www.quaymarinas.com17 La Rochelle www.transeuropemarinas.com or email: [email protected] 11 Environmental Support

Quay Marinas fully endorse the environmental awarenesss initiatives set out by The Green Blue. Our marinas encourage and promote good practice amongst our bertholders, by raising awareness about the potential environmental impacts of recreational boating on our coastal and inland waterways. We offer information to our bertholders to maintain and use their craft and equipment in an environmentally responsible fashion, with special reference to:-

• Oil and Fuel • Cleaning and Maintenance • Anti-fouling and Marine Paints • Waste Management • Resource Efficiency • Effects on Wildlife

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KEEP YOUR BOAT SECURE • Never leave anything valuable on display, however small and insignificant it may seem. Thieves steal first and think about value later. • Don’t leave anything loose in the cockpit or Quay Marinas Ltd are keen to on deck. encourage and promote environmental • Don’t leave your engine key in the ignition - awareness. Please consider the needs of always take it with you. the environment for the good of all. • Keep your boat keys separate from your engine keys. Be aware of wildlife • Always keep your boat locked when no-one is on board, even for a short time. DON’T BE A NOISY NEIGHBOUR Roaring engines, flapping halyards, loud music • Use strong padlocks or rimlocks on all your can disturb other users of the marina and nearby hatches, entry points and cockpit lockers. residents. Do what you can to reduce noise IMPROVE YOUR SECURITY pollution to a minimum. Constantly check and improve the security on OVERBOARD IS OUT your boat. It’s a good idea to fit an alarm and Litter spoils the appearance of the marina and DON’T POLLUTE THE WATER use a visible sticker to say that one is fitted. harms the environment. Bag your rubbish and Drips and spillages have a serious cumulative effect Make sure your cockpit lockers can be properly dispose of it in the marina bins. It is an offence on the boatyard environment. Portable fuel tanks locked, and check that your main hatch and under the Merchant Shipping (Prevention of and spare fuel containers should be filled away fore-hatch are strong. Also think about having Pollution by Garbage) Regulations 1988 to dump from the waters edge. Don’t overfill tanks. Provide a strongbox down below. If you don’t think rubbish in a river or at sea. drip trays and absorbent material. Dispose of used something is secure, get it fixed. engine oil within the waste oil tanks in the marina. DON’T FLUSH Untreated sewage from vessels is unsightly and a PAINT A PRETTY PICTURE health hazard to other water users. Don’t pollute Take care with anti-fouling. Ensure that anti-fouling the marina environment use the shore facilities scrapings are swept up and disposed of. Try not to whenever possible. allow them to enter the water. Where possible use products that are biodegradable, phosphate and MAINTAIN YOUR MOTOR chlorine free. By regularly servicing your mechanical equipment your vessels efficiency will be optimised. This will RECYCLE IF YOU CAN save engine emissions, engine noise and reduce Use Portishead Marinas recycling facilities if possible. your fuel bills. Portishead maintains facilities for recycling waste oil,batteries, mixed glass, cans and paper.

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14 Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2018 During 2018, at the time of going to press the RNLI PORTISHEAD volunteers have been called out 24 times and have assisted 19 people to date. The Crew have also been 2017 proved to be another busy year for the RNLI featured in the 3rd series of Saving Lives at Sea which Volunteers. The Fundraising and Education Teams was shown on BBC 2 throughout the Summer. They including the children’s RNLI Beach Buddies Puppet were featured in a rescue of a vessel in trouble off the Show, have been extremely busy raising thousands Clevedon coastline thankfully ending with them being of pounds and educating hundreds of children and bought back to the safety of Portishead Quays Marina. grown-ups alike about beach and water safety. If you have a group and would be interested in hearing our All that is possible thanks to our amazing local presentations get in touch below. community helping us to raise much needed funds without who’s support none of this could happen. The Crew volunteers responded to 41 call outs that Thank you also to Keith and the team at Portishead year not just during the day, but late in the evenings Quays Marina who with their help and support the RNLI and early mornings as well. They assisted a total of volunteers can bring their casualties back to the safety 33 people in difficulty with some calls resulting with a of the Marina. multi-agency presence to support those in need. If you see any one in difficulty in or on the water call 999 and ask for the Coastguard. #RNLIVolunteers #SavingLivesAtSea #RespectTheWater Our Chairman, Mike Roberts, says: “It is the passion of all our RNLI volunteers to help the local community and to make it safer to be on, in or by the water. Tidal waters such as we have in the Bristol Channel and the River Avon can be unpredictable. Our volunteers do seem to have had a lower frequency of call-outs so far in 2018. We can hope that this is because the Respect the Water message is getting through and people are taking more care. As the education message is taken up we hope that call-outs will drop again in 2019. Be safe.”

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PORTISHEAD PORTISHEAD SMALL BOAT AND SEA ANGLING CLUB CRUISING CLUB For more than 20 years the club has brought with tales of fish and fishing - real and imaginary! (Founded 1932) together small boat owners and their crews You are most welcome to join us. Located at Pump Square in the village of Pill, the club to encourage and foster interest in the sport To find out more contact Steve at Reel Fun on is just 10 minutes from the Marina by road. “Down of sea angling. The opening of the marina has 01275 848652 Along” is the club’s motto, and is an abbreviation ensured ease of access to fabulous inshore fishing of the sailing directions from Pill, where the club throughout the year with species ranging from moorings are located. Since the Pilot Cutters were prime bass and cod to the hard fighting conger based at Pill, it has been used as an euphemism for eel and specimen sized thornback ray. ‘going sailing’. Members of the club are able to take advantage There is an active, year round racing calendar, with of shared experiences and while at sea clearly most races limited to two hours either side of high recognise the safety benefits of fishing with water, there are however several all day races, and colleagues in close proximity and with radio an annual ‘offshore’ two day race. These races are communication should difficulties arise. For those an excellent way to polish sailing skills, so novices are with a more competitive streak opportunities actively welcomed. arise on a regular basis to take part in club competitions where friendly rivalry results in the Most weekends during the season offer a cruise, when new members can learn the pilotage of the Bristol awarding of prizes for the biggest catch. John Comer had a cracking day afloat with two Channel in the safety of company. Wednesday nights As a club we meet on a monthly basis at the super cod which he caught while out fishing on are club nights, and social and informative events are Oceans Coffee Shop, next to the boat yard, to his Quicksilver 640, named ‘ Amy May’. John is a regularly held. New members and visitors are always conduct business, to listen to the occasional guest keen angler and chairman of the Portishead Small welcome. Visit: www.pccsail.com speaker and to enlighten and amuse each other Boats Sea Angling Club. or email: [email protected] www.quaymarinas.com 15 Marina Information

MARINA TOILETS AND SHOWERS MOORING AND FENDERING The Marina is manned 24 hours a day and maintains These are located on the ground floor of the Lock Please ensure that your craft is correctly moored and a listening watch on Channel 80, call sign ‘Portishead Control Building and within the Hall & Woodhouse fendered, with proper bow and stern lines, and well Quays Marina’. At night and during weekends the Building at Chandlery Square. Additional facilities can placed springs. We cannot accept responsibility for any duty Berthing Master may be on the pontoons or also be found within the boatyard. Access is controlled damages resulting from inadequate moorings and/ making his patrols, during this time the office will be for your own security. The facilities are available at or fenders, particularly in stormy conditions. Shackles locked, please be patient he will return as soon as all times, except during cleaning. Please do not use should not be used to secure lines to the cleats possible. Alternatively he can be contacted on VHF Ch your boat’s marine toilet whilst the vessel is in without prior consent. Please do not fix boarding 80 or call the Marina Mobile on 07764 635877. the marina. ladders or fendering to the pontoons. VISITORS BOATYARD OPERATIONS Visiting boats are asked to moor port side to, where The mobile boat hoist can lift a maximum of 35 possible, when entering the Marina lock. Marina staff tonnes. We offer a full boat lifting service including will endeavour to meet each vessel with information hull pressure washing, the stepping and un-stepping Berth Holder & and berth details. Once safely berthed, the vessel’s of masts and storage for approximately 100 vessels. skipper should check in at reception. Full details are available from the marina office. Visitor Car Parking LAUNDRY A laundry room is situated on the ground floor of the Lock Control Building and within the berth Parking Eye Ltd control and manage holder’s facilities in the Hall & Woodhouse Building at The Marinas Car Parks. They are an Chandlery Square. The coin operated machines are independent company who monitor accessible at any time. Access tags, soap powder and the Lock Control and Chandlery Square an iron are available from the Marina office. hoist dock parking areas by number plate DRINKING WATER recognition cameras. It is therefore vitally Allow water to run for approximately 30 seconds important that berth holders register before filling your tanks. Owners of vessels must their vehicle details with the marina supply their own water hoses. office to benefit from free parking. TROLLEYS All non-registered vehicles using the Trolleys are provided for convenience of all berth holders. They are locked and a token is needed to Chandlery Square hoist dock apron will release them. Please be considerate and return them incur a significant parking charge. Visitors to the trolley park after use. must pay for their parking at the Lock MARINA ACCESS Control car park. Access to the pontoons and berth holder’s facilities RUBBISH is controlled by an electronic system. Access fobs are Domestic waste and recycling bins are provided at Marina berth holders are able to park their available for customers and can be collected from the bottom of the pontoon access ramps. Waste and vehicles at the following locations around reception. The security access code will be changed recycling facilities are also available at the rear of the the marina. frequently, for the latest code please contact the Lock Control Building and within the Boatyard Marina Office. • Lock Control car park INSURANCE SLIPWAY • Around the edge of the hoist It is a requirement of the marina’s terms and dock apron Our slipway is available for self launching. For safety conditions that all vessels berthed or stored ashore reasons there is a comprehensive launch and recovery within the marina site should maintain fully • In the marina boatyard protocol. Full details can be obtained from the marina comprehensive and Public liability insurance (where • Seasonal parking in the Parish office. appropriate) cover to the value of £3 million. Wharf boatyard SECURITY WATER AND ELECTRICITY In addition, there is out of office hours Access control to the pontoons and berth holders A 240v A/C supply is available on the pontoons facilities, CCTV and staff patrols 24 hours a day are parking available between the A&W together with fresh water. Electricity top-up is available building and Persimmon head office and there for the security of the marina estate. Please help from reception. We are unable to refund unused in ensuring the security around the Marina by being electricity. Only cards purchased from the Marina in the car parks off Martingale road. The vigilant and reporting any faults or suspicions to the office will activate the electrical bollards. Whilst we marina plan on page 23 shows the various Marina office as quickly as possible. endeavour to maintain a permanent supply, we locations. cannot be held responsible for the consequences of any loss of power. 16 Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2019 Marina Information

E-QUAY WEATHER FORECASTS Our electronic newsletter includes a weather forecast, A Weather forecast for the day is posted in the Marina tide and locking times plus news and details of events. Office, along with tide times and access. Swansea If you would like to recieve our regular newsletter, Coastguard broadcasts the Inshore Waters Forecast then please leave your e-mail address with the marina on Channel 23 (or 86), after an announcement on office or alternatively sign up via our website - www. Channel 16, at 01:50, 04:50, 07:50, 10:50, 13:50, quaymarinas.com 16:50, 19:50, 22:50, GMT add 1 hour to these times during BST. HM CUSTOMS AND EXCISE & IMMIGRATION Vessels bound to or from non EU countries (including Navigation, gale and strong wind warnings are also the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man) must clear broadcast at these times, as well as the Shipping customs. The nearest customs office is in Avonmouth. Forecast twice a day. Vessels requiring customs clearance should contact BBC: LW 198KHz at 00:48, 05:20, 17:54 Local time. HM customs direct on Tel: 0300 2003700. Met Office Website: www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather FUEL Marine diesel and unleaded petrol are available from PETS the fuel pontoon at Pier A. Diesel is self-service and Pets are welcome, please keep them on a lead at all available 24 hours, customers purchasing diesel will times and do not allow them to foul the marina or be required to sign a declaration of fuel usage for annoy fellow berth holders. HMRC. Please contact the Marina office to check the availability of the fuel pontoon prior to leaving your COURTESY berth, and to arrange supply of petrol. Please make boating more enjoyable by: Please note all fuelling must take place from the • Passing moored craft at slow speed and observing company’s supply at the fuel berth, no fuel to be speed limits. brought onto the pontoons. • Observing the Rule of the Road at Sea. Gas is available from local suppliers. • Avoiding sailing boats, being aware they have to tack. • Using waste bins, waste oil and battery disposal facilities. • Avoiding noise from engines and loud noises, particularly at night. • Securing halyards to prevent them banging against the mast. • Asking before coming alongside or crossing the deck of another boat and use plenty of fenders. • Not jumping onto another boat’s decks, nor putting SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES weight on ropes or guardrails. We have a safe and trouble free marina, however, if you see anything suspicious, please • DO NOT involve yourself. • DO NOT touch anything suspicious. • Make a note of any registration number, markings WIRELESS BROADBAND or descriptions of any vessel or vehicle involved. As part of the Quay Plus benefits package • Record any descriptions of suspects. Early wireless broadband is available for all notification is essential. Please contact the Marina customers free of charge at all marinas within office but if you consider it urgent contact your the Quay Marinas Group. local police station or in an emergency dial 999. The Ports Unit can be contacted on 01275 473515 or Please contact the marina office to request an consider contacting the Counter Terrorism Hotline access code. on 0800 789321. www.quaymarinas.com 17 Portishead Yacht and Sailing Club (PYSC)

Portishead Yacht and Sailing Club (PYSC) was founded in 1955 and is located at Sugar Loaf beach, Belton road, Portishead. We sail from the end of March through to our festive race towards the end of December, sailing generally starts 2 hours before high tide and lasts for about 2.5 hours, on occasions depending on weather we venture further afield, such as a picnic and cricket on the middle grounds sand bank. We have a strong cadet training programme where we teach basic sailing on Portishead lake, or at Portishead Quays Marina, before progressing to sea sailing.

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18 Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2019 Inboard & Outboard Specialists (Petrol & Diesel) Winterising, Servicing & Repairs Modernisation & Refits

Service and repair to trailers Boat trailer sand blasting & re-painting All boat upholstery Carpeting Boat covers Personalise your boat - re-painting/air brushing Fibre glass repairs Boat storage Engine rebuilding & testing Dyno Facility for petrol & diesel engines up to 1000ft lbs of torque Service to all makes of engines and outdrives

Neatherton Wood Farm, Neatherton Wood, West End, Nailsea, Bristol BS48 4DG 07769977198 [email protected] 7 P N M L K EVENTS PONTOON 12 11 12 11 10 9 12 11 15 14 J H G F 10 13 10 10 9 10 9 10 9 10 9 C A 9 12 7 14 9 17 12 12 11 FUEL BERTH 12 7 12 7 12 7 12 7 10 B 9 14 16 7 14 9 4 14 5 14 7 14 5 18 10 5 14 5 14 5 7 12 7 7 18 5 16 16 14 5 5 3 16 3 16 16 3 5 1 16 21 8 3 16 3 5 3 20 3 18 3 16 3 3 5 2 18 17 18 6 1 18 1 18 1 18 1 20 1 18 1 1 3 1 22 1 23 2 20 4 20 1 20 1 52 50 46 44 42 40 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 5 4 18 23 21 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 3 2 BOAT HOIST D R 2 17 & SLIPWAY 19 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 6 5 8 E F

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In Emergency: Emergency SOS cabinets are provided on each pier. They contain a lifebuoy, fire extinguisher and first aid kit. There is a fire alarm at the bottom of the access ramp. The position of safety equipment is shown on the plan above.

20 Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2019 Portishead Quays Marina Plan 7 P N M L K EVENTS PONTOON 12 11 12 11 10 9 12 11 15 14 J H G F 10 13 10 10 9 10 9 10 9 10 9 C A 9 12 7 14 9 17 12 12 11 FUEL BERTH 12 7 12 7 12 7 12 7 10 B 9 14 16 7 14 9 4 14 5 14 7 14 5 18 10 5 14 5 14 5 7 12 7 7 18 5 16 16 14 5 5 3 16 3 16 16 3 5 1 16 21 8 3 16 3 5 3 20 3 18 3 16 3 3 5 2 18 17 18 6 1 18 1 18 1 18 1 20 1 18 1 1 3 1 22 1 23 2 20 4 20 1 20 1 52 50 46 44 42 40 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 5 4 18 23 21 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 3 2 BOAT HOIST D R 2 17 & SLIPWAY 19 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 6 5 8 E F

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Phoenix Way 1 Marina Control Building (Reception, 16 Berth Holder’s Facilities: Berth Holder’s Facilities, Laundry) Reel Fun, Ocean’s Cafe 2 Refuse & Glass recycling 17 Trolley Park 12 3 Captains Cabin 18 Boat Sales Office F 4 Fuel Pontoon 19 Kids Crabbing Pontoon 10 5 Access Bridge 6 Car Park F Fire Muster point 15 7 Events Pontoon SOS Stations Newfoundland Way 8 Chandlery Square, Boat Hoist & Slipway Safety Ladders 9 Hall & Woodhouse Pub/Restaurant & Berth Holder’s Facilities Admiralty Chart: No. 1859 11 10 Boatyard 13 14 11 Parish Wharf Latitude 51 29’.56 N 16 12 Waste Oil & Battery Disposal Longitude 02 45’.41 W 13 Albright & Wilson Building 14 Advance Marine Chandlery & Workshop VHF Channel 80 24hrs - 15 Ray Williams Marine Engineer Call Sign ’Portishead Quays Marina’

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GOOD SAFETY PRACTICE SWIMMING • Take care on the pontoons, particularly in adverse FIRE DRILL Swimming is not permitted within the confines of conditions. the marina. • Do not cycle or run on the pontoons. • Raise the alarm. DIVING • When walking down the access ramps use the hand • Contact the Marina office. Diving operations are only permitted with the express rails provided for your safety. • Clear the area of any people particularly permission of the Marina Manager. Prior to permission • Ensure young children and nonswimming adults those down wind of being granted, the following information must be wear lifejackets whilst on the pontoons. the fire. completed and evidence provided of the appropriate • Tackle the fire only if qualifications for the dive being undertaken. it is safe to do so. • Permit to work • Leave the area in an • Dive permit orderly manner – do • Risk assessment not run. • Do not allow children to “ride” in trolleys. • Method statement • Gather at the • Please do not use barbecues on the pontoons. assembly point in the • Do not leave fuel cans (empty or full), gas bottles Marina car park. FUEL BERTH & FUELLING or other hazardous or flammable material on the As with any fuel installation, safety is of paramount pontoons. Vessels must not be refuelled on the importance and we ask all customers to obey the marina premises except at our fuel berth and from following rules. our supply. WINTER • No smoking or naked lights. Please take extra care • Please report any damaged or defective equipment during cold and icy • Engines must be switched off. immediately. conditions. The access • Mobile phones and VHF must not be used. ramps and adjacent areas • Fuel must only be served into appropriate containers. FIRST AID KITS IN SOS STATIONS are regularly salted during These are positioned at intervals on the Marina frosty periods. Salt can • No fuel must be brought onto the pontoons pontoons, the closest pile caps are marked in red be provided to customers • All fuelling must take place from the company’s and white with ‘SOS Station’. Each station houses who wish to salt their supply at the fuel berth. a fire extinguisher and life ring. Rescue ladders are pontoon. positioned nearby, locations for these can be found on the Marina plan on pages 20 & 21. It is very important that all Marina users familiarise themselves with their CONTRACTORS OPERATING locations. ON MARINA PREMISES Berth holders are welcome to carry out minor running repairs on their craft, subject always to the marina FALLING IN terms and conditions. Berth holders may invite any There are fixed rescue ladders on each pontoon leg. bona fide tradesperson on site for the purposes of Please locate the position of your nearest ladder – you repairing or maintaining their boat. However, please may need it one day! The ladders are marked with a note that contractors must: yellow flag for added visibility. • Provide details of their third party/employers and Public (if appropriate) liability cover. • Sign in at the marina office prior to commencing work and pay the appropriate contractors fee. • Sign out after completing their work. Berth holders should be aware that in the event of injury or damage being caused on the marina estate by a contractor who has not satisfied the above SPEED RESTRICTIONS requirements, the berth holder’s insurance will be Please observe the “DEAD SLOW” speed limit and do deemed to be liable. not create excessive wash within the confines of the Berth holders wishing to discuss the above in more marina. detail should arrange an appointment with the Marina Manager. www.quaymarinas.com 25 POWER BOATS | SAILING YACHTS | INLAND CRAFT COMMERCIAL | PROPERTY HOVERCRAFT | DINGHIES

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FIRE DRILL • Raise the alarm. • Contact the marina office. • Clear the area of people, particularly those downwind of the fire. • Tackle the fire only if it is safe to do so. • Leave the area in an orderly manner. • Gather at the assembly point at the boatyard entrance.

BOATYARD SAFETY The boatyard is an active working area. In order to protect yourself and others please work safely and observe the following safety rules:- • Power tools should be used with caution. Electricity can kill. • Hull supports are not to be moved other than by marina staff. If you require a support to be moved please arrange this with the marina office. • Children are not permitted to ‘play’ in the boat- yard and must be supervised at all times. The marina boatyard provides boat lifting • All trailers must be locked, clearly identifiable and keys must be handed to the marina office. • Liquids or flammable material must not be and secure hardstanding for boats up to 35 stored under boats. • All lifting operations, chocking and shoring of tonnes. For information our hoist dock is vessels to be undertaken by marina staff. • Fire extinguishers are positioned around the yard. Please familiarise yourself with their location. 5.7 metres wide. • All contractors are required to have a valid ‘permit • Check power cables are in good condition and Electricity (240v, 16amp) and water are available. to work’ and must sign in prior to commencing work. of an approved type for outdoor use. Please Annual contract berth holders can benefit from a ensure cables do not pose a trip hazard and maximum of 8 weeks hardstanding at no additional • Repairs of a major nature are only to be undertaken remove all cables when not in use. cost (subject to availability) which must be taken by authorised contractors. within the contract term. Beyond 8 weeks all berth • Customers are reminded of the hazards of • No ‘hot work’ e.g. welding or grinding to be under- working at height. holders will be charged at contract holders rate. taken without the written permission of the marina manager. • Ensure that ladders are properly secured to GENERAL PRACTICE your boat. • Please keep the area around your boat clear. All • All use of the boatyard is subject to the Terms & equipment/materials must be stored aboard your • Minimise walking on deck whilst ashore. Conditions of Marina Use; which are displayed in boat. All debris to be removed at the end of each the marina office and boatyard. • Where possible work from proper staging and working day. Recycling facilities for waste oil, oil platforms. • Please book your re-launch with the marina office filters and batteries are located in the boatyard. giving adequate notice. • Take care in wet & icy conditions. • Do not pour oil, oily water, paint or thinners into SECURITY • Ensure that windage is reduced to a minimum. the drains. • The Boatyard is only accessible 0700 to 1900 • Remove furling head sails prior to lifting. • If scraping paint/antifoul off please sheet off under all week. • Remove sails, spray hoods and dodgers. your vessel and collect all scrapings for disposal. • Do not leave detachable electronic equipment or • Rest booms on deck to prevent “boom wobble”. tools onboard. • Boat storage ashore will be limited to a maximum • We recommend that you unstep your mast. period of 6 months unless prior arrangement is • Ladders should not be left in place when not in use Owners who leave masts standing do so at agreed in writing by the marina manager. and should be securely locked to your cradle. their own risk. • All vessels within the boatyard must carry appropri- ate insurance. Please see Terms & Conditions. www.quaymarinas.com 27 Marina Staff

Keith Berry Simon Cant Danielle Jones Richard Birch Marina Manager Senior Berthing Master Administrative Secretary Berthing Master

Damian Carroll Guy Lanning Dave Medri Richard Baker Simon Davis Berthing Master Berthing Master Berthing Master Berthing Master Berthing Master Tide Tables 2019

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL

TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m 0302 10.3 0146 10.1 0440 9.9 0338 10.4 0244 9.2 0144 10.2 0543 9.5 0517 11.0 1 0937 3.7 16 0820 3.9 1 1113 4.1 16 1018 3.5 1 0921 4.8 16 0826 3.9 1 1216 4.3 16 1200 2.8 TU 1535 10.5 W 1420 10.2 F 1710 10.0 SA 1617 10.6 F 1529 9.1 SA 1430 10.0 M 1814 9.8 TU 1753 11.3 2214 3.5 2059 3.8 2342 3.8 2256 3.3 2204 4.8 2110 4.0 2103 13.8

0410 10.4 0258 10.2 0537 10.4 0452 11.1 0410 9.3 0315 10.2 0042 4.1 0031 2.6 2 1044 3.6 17 0936 3.7 2 1210 3.6 17 1135 2.7 2 1045 4.6 17 0959 3.7 2 0634 10.3 17 0621 12.0 W 1638 10.6 TH 1535 10.5 SA 1802 10.5 SU 1727 11.5 SA 1647 9.4 SU 1600 10.4 TU 1306 3.5 W 1303 1.9 2314 3.3 2215 3.5 2316 4.4 2239 3.5 1856 10.6 1850 12.4

0507 10.8 0412 10.7 0033 3.4 0007 2.3 0516 9.8 0437 11.0 0125 3.3 0129 1.6 3 1141 3.2 18 1050 3.2 3 0624 10.9 18 0556 12.2 3 1149 4.0 18 1119 2.8 3 0714 11.1 18 0713 13.1 TH 1732 11.0 F 1644 11.1 SU 1257 3.0 M 1239 1.7 SU 1743 10.1 M 1712 11.4 W 1348 2.7 TH 1355 1.0 2323 2.8 1844 11.1 1825 12.6 2350 2.5 1934 11.4 1938 13.3

0006 3.0 0515 11.5 0116 2.8 0105 1.3 0012 3.8 0540 12.1 0205 2.5 0218 0.8 4 0556 11.2 19 1155 2.4 4 0703 11.6 19 0650 13.3 4 0605 10.6 19 1223 1.8 4 0749 11.9 19 0759 13.8 F 1231 2.8 SA 1744 11.9 M 1337 2.5 TU 1333 0.7 M 1238 3.3 TU 1809 12.5 TH 1424 2.1 F 1441 0.4 1818 11.4 1921 11.7 1915 13.6 1827 10.8 2006 12.1 2021 13.9

0052 2.6 0024 2.0 0154 2.3 0156 0.5 0057 3.1 0049 1.4 0240 1.9 0301 0.3 5 0639 11.7 20 0611 12.5 5 0738 12.1 20 0738 14.2 5 0644 11.3 20 0634 13.3 5 0822 12.6 20 0841 14.2 SA 1314 2.4 SU 1253 1.5 TU 1414 2.0 W 1422 0.0 TU 1318 2.6 W 1317 0.8 F 1458 1.5 SA 1522 0.1 1858 11.8 1837 12.8 1956 12.1 2001 14.3 1903 11.6 1858 13.6 2039 12.7 2101 14.2

0132 2.3 0118 1.2 0229 1.9 0243 -0.1 0134 2.4 0139 0.5 0314 1.4 0341 0.2 6 0717 12.0 21 0702 13.4 6 0811 12.5 21 0823 14.8 6 0718 12.0 21 0721 14.2 6 0853 13.1 21 0920 14.2 SU 1352 2.1 M 1345 0.7 W 1448 1.7 TH 1507 -0.3 W 1354 2.0 TH 1404 0.0 SA 1530 1.1 SU 1601 0.2 1935 12.0 1927 13.6 2028 12.4 2045 14.6 1936 12.2 1943 14.3 2109 13.1 2140 14.0

0209 2.1 0208 0.5 0302 1.7 0327 -0.2 0209 1.9 0225 -0.1 0345 1.1 0420 0.4 7 0753 12.3 22 0750 14.1 7 0844 12.7 22 0907 14.8 7 0750 12.6 22 0804 14.7 7 0924 13.3 22 0959 13.8 M 1429 1.9 TU 1434 0.2 TH 1520 1.6 F 1550 -0.2 TH 1427 1.5 F 1447 -0.3 SU 1602 1.0 M 1638 0.7 2011 12.2 2015 14.1 2100 12.5 2129 14.4 2006 12.6 2025 14.6 2141 13.2 2218 13.5

0245 1.9 0256 0.2 0334 1.6 0409 0.1 0241 1.5 0306 -0.2 0418 1.0 0457 1.0 8 0828 12.4 23 0837 14.5 8 0915 12.8 23 0949 14.4 8 0821 13.0 23 0845 14.8 8 0957 13.3 23 1037 13.1 TU 1505 1.8 W 1521 -0.0 F 1552 1.6 SA 1631 0.3 F 1457 1.3 SA 1527 -0.2 M 1634 1.0 TU 1714 1.4 2046 12.2 2101 14.2 2132 12.5 2210 13.8 2036 12.9 2105 14.5 2214 13.2 2256 12.7

0320 1.9 0342 0.1 0405 1.7 0450 0.7 0311 1.3 0345 0.0 0450 1.2 0533 1.8 9 0902 12.4 24 0923 14.5 9 0947 12.6 24 1031 13.6 9 0851 13.1 24 0924 14.3 9 1031 13.1 24 1115 12.2 W 1539 1.9 TH 1607 0.1 SA 1623 1.8 SU 1711 1.1 SA 1528 1.2 SU 1606 0.3 TU 1708 1.3 W 1749 2.2 2120 12.1 2146 14.0 2204 12.2 2252 12.9 2106 13.0 2145 13.8 2249 12.8 2333 11.8

0353 2.1 0427 0.5 0437 2.0 0529 1.6 0341 1.3 0424 0.7 0526 1.5 0608 2.6 10 0937 12.2 25 1009 14.0 10 1020 12.3 25 1113 12.5 10 0922 13.1 25 1004 13.5 10 1108 12.6 25 1155 11.2 TH 1612 2.1 F 1652 0.6 SU 1656 2.0 M 1751 2.1 SU 1559 1.3 M 1642 1.1 W 1744 1.8 TH 1827 3.1 2155 11.8 2233 13.3 2238 11.9 2336 11.8 2138 12.8 2223 12.9 2328 12.3

0427 2.4 0512 1.1 0511 2.3 0611 2.6 0413 1.4 0500 1.5 0605 2.1 0017 10.8 11 1011 11.9 26 1056 13.2 11 1056 11.9 26 1200 11.3 11 0954 12.9 26 1042 12.4 11 1150 11.9 26 0650 3.5 F 1646 2.4 SA 1737 1.4 M 1731 2.5 TU 1835 3.1 M 1630 1.5 TU 1718 2.1 TH 1826 2.5 F 1242 10.2 2230 11.5 2321 12.4 2315 11.4 2211 12.5 2303 11.8 1910 4.0

0501 2.6 0558 1.9 0548 2.7 0027 10.7 0445 1.8 0538 2.6 0014 11.6 0107 10.0 12 1048 11.6 27 1145 12.2 12 1137 11.4 27 0659 3.6 12 1028 12.4 27 1125 11.3 12 0652 2.7 27 0741 4.2 SA 1723 2.7 SU 1824 2.3 TU 1812 2.9 W 1254 10.2 TU 1704 2.0 W 1757 3.1 F 1242 11.1 SA 1340 9.5 2308 11.1 1926 4.0 2246 12.0 2347 10.8 1917 3.2 2009 4.6

0539 3.1 0012 11.5 0001 10.9 0125 9.8 0521 2.3 0620 3.6 0111 10.9 0214 9.4 13 1129 11.1 28 0646 2.8 13 0634 3.2 28 0758 4.4 13 1108 11.8 28 1213 10.2 13 0751 3.4 28 0850 4.7 SU 1804 3.1 M 1238 11.2 W 1228 10.8 TH 1402 9.4 W 1743 2.6 TH 1843 4.1 SA 1349 10.4 SU 1456 9.0 2352 10.7 1915 3.2 1904 3.5 2036 4.7 2330 11.4 2027 3.8 2125 5.0

0622 3.4 0108 10.6 0058 10.4 0606 2.9 0041 9.8 0229 10.3 0334 9.1 14 1216 10.7 29 0742 3.6 14 0735 3.7 14 1158 11.0 29 0715 4.4 14 0912 3.8 29 1013 4.8 M 1851 3.5 TU 1338 10.4 TH 1334 10.3 TH 1833 3.2 F 1317 9.3 SU 1515 10.1 M 1620 9.1 2015 3.9 2013 3.8 1948 4.8 2153 3.9 2249 4.8

0044 10.3 0215 9.9 0213 10.2 0027 10.7 0156 9.1 0357 10.4 0452 9.5 15 0715 3.8 30 0849 4.2 15 0853 3.9 15 0705 3.5 30 0834 4.9 15 1041 3.5 30 1127 4.3 TU 1313 10.4 W 1452 9.8 F 1456 10.2 F 1304 10.3 SA 1445 8.9 M 1642 10.4 TU 1727 9.6 1949 3.8 2129 4.2 2136 3.8 1942 3.8 2118 5.1 2320 3.4 2354 4.2

0331 9.7 0429 9.0 31 1005 4.3 31 1106 4.8 TH 1605 9.7 SU 1712 9.1 2239 4.2 2341 4.7

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MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m 0550 10.1 0006 2.7 0043 3.0 0127 2.2 0054 2.7 0154 2.6 0218 1.3 0259 2.2 1 1223 3.7 16 0556 11.8 1 0631 11.4 16 0712 12.1 1 0642 11.7 16 0740 11.5 1 0802 13.0 16 0842 11.9 W 1816 10.4 TH 1237 2.1 SA 1306 2.6 SU 1349 2.0 M 1319 2.3 TU 1414 2.5 TH 1443 1.1 F 1515 2.1 1824 12.0 1853 11.6 1934 12.3 1906 12.0 2000 11.8 2026 13.6 2058 12.3

0045 3.5 0102 2.0 0127 2.4 0212 1.9 0144 2.0 0236 2.3 0310 0.6 0334 1.8 2 0634 10.9 17 0648 12.5 2 0713 12.0 17 0755 12.4 2 0730 12.3 17 0820 11.8 2 0851 13.6 17 0915 12.3 TH 1308 3.0 F 1329 1.5 SU 1350 2.0 M 1432 1.8 TU 1408 1.7 W 1454 2.3 F 1532 0.5 SA 1548 1.8 1855 11.2 1914 12.7 1934 12.3 2016 12.5 1953 12.8 2040 12.1 2114 14.2 2130 12.6

0126 2.8 0153 1.4 0211 1.7 0254 1.7 0234 1.4 0316 2.1 0358 0.2 0406 1.7 3 0712 11.7 18 0735 13.1 3 0754 12.6 18 0836 12.4 3 0817 12.9 18 0859 12.0 3 0938 14.0 18 0947 12.4 F 1347 2.3 SA 1415 1.1 M 1433 1.5 TU 1512 1.7 W 1457 1.2 TH 1533 2.1 SA 1619 0.3 SU 1620 1.7 1931 11.9 1957 13.2 2015 12.9 2056 12.6 2040 13.3 2117 12.3 2200 14.3 2202 12.7

0205 2.1 0153 1.4 0254 1.3 0333 1.7 0322 0.9 0354 1.9 0444 0.1 0438 1.7 4 0748 12.4 19 0735 13.1 4 0835 13.1 19 0915 12.4 4 0904 13.3 19 0936 12.1 4 1023 14.0 19 1018 12.4 SA 1425 1.7 SU 1415 1.1 TU 1514 1.1 W 1550 1.8 TH 1544 0.9 F 1609 2.0 SU 1704 0.4 M 1652 1.8 2007 12.6 1957 13.2 2055 13.3 2133 12.5 2126 13.7 2153 12.3 2245 14.2 2234 12.5

0242 1.5 0236 1.0 0335 1.0 0411 1.8 0409 0.7 0429 1.9 0528 0.4 0510 1.8 5 0823 12.9 20 0817 13.4 5 0916 13.2 20 0953 12.2 5 0950 13.5 20 1011 12.1 5 1109 13.6 20 1050 12.2 SU 1500 1.2 M 1457 0.9 W 1555 1.0 TH 1627 2.0 F 1630 0.8 SA 1643 2.1 M 1749 0.8 TU 1723 2.0 2040 13.1 2037 13.4 2137 13.4 2211 12.2 2213 13.7 2227 12.2 2332 13.6 2307 12.2

0318 1.1 0355 1.1 0418 1.0 0447 2.1 0456 0.7 0503 2.1 0614 1.0 0542 2.1 6 0858 13.2 21 0935 13.1 6 1000 13.2 21 1031 11.9 6 1037 13.3 21 1045 11.9 6 1156 13.0 21 1124 11.8 M 1536 1.0 TU 1613 1.3 TH 1639 1.2 F 1704 2.4 SA 1718 1.0 SU 1717 2.3 TU 1835 1.4 W 1756 2.4 2117 13.3 2154 13.0 2223 13.2 2249 11.9 2301 13.5 2302 12.0 2341 11.8

0355 1.0 0432 1.5 0504 1.2 0525 2.4 0544 1.0 0538 2.3 0020 12.8 0615 2.5 7 0935 13.3 22 1013 12.6 7 1046 12.8 22 1109 11.4 7 1127 12.9 22 1121 11.5 7 0701 1.8 22 1200 11.4 TU 1613 1.0 W 1649 1.8 F 1725 1.5 SA 1741 2.8 SU 1806 1.4 M 1752 2.6 W 1245 12.1 TH 1832 2.8 2153 13.3 2232 12.4 2309 12.9 2328 11.4 2351 13.0 2339 11.6 1922 2.3

0432 1.1 0509 2.0 0551 1.6 0603 2.9 0633 1.5 0613 2.7 0111 11.8 0019 11.3 8 1012 13.1 23 1052 11.9 8 1136 12.3 23 1150 10.9 8 1218 12.3 23 1159 11.2 8 0750 2.6 23 0653 3.0 W 1650 1.3 TH 1725 2.4 SA 1813 2.0 SU 1819 3.2 M 1856 2.0 TU 1829 3.0 TH 1339 11.2 F 1241 10.9 2232 13.0 2310 11.7 2015 3.1 1913 3.3

0511 1.4 0546 2.6 0002 12.3 0010 11.0 0044 12.3 0018 11.2 0210 10.9 0105 10.7 9 1054 12.6 24 1131 11.2 9 0643 2.1 24 0644 3.3 9 0726 2.1 24 0652 3.1 9 0847 3.4 24 0740 3.5 TH 1731 1.7 F 1802 3.0 SU 1230 11.7 M 1233 10.5 TU 1313 11.7 W 1239 10.7 F 1443 10.4 SA 1334 10.4 2316 12.5 2351 11.1 1907 2.6 1901 3.6 1950 2.6 1908 3.4 2119 3.8 2008 3.7

0556 1.9 0625 3.2 0058 11.7 0054 10.5 0141 11.6 0100 10.8 0318 10.2 0206 10.2 10 1141 12.0 25 1215 10.5 10 0741 2.6 25 0729 3.7 10 0822 2.7 25 0734 3.5 10 0955 3.9 25 0842 3.9 F 1817 2.3 SA 1844 3.7 M 1333 11.1 TU 1322 10.1 W 1413 11.1 TH 1325 10.4 SA 1556 10.0 SU 1442 10.0 2010 3.0 1950 4.0 2049 3.1 1955 3.7 2233 4.1 2119 4.0

0005 11.9 0038 10.4 0205 11.2 0148 10.1 0244 11.0 0150 10.4 0434 9.9 0322 10.0 11 0646 2.5 26 0712 3.8 11 0847 3.0 26 0823 4.0 11 0925 3.2 26 0826 3.8 11 1110 4.1 26 1000 4.0 SA 1236 11.3 SU 1306 9.9 TU 1442 10.8 W 1419 9.8 TH 1521 10.7 F 1421 10.1 SU 1710 9.9 M 1603 10.1 1913 3.0 1934 4.2 2119 3.3 2048 4.2 2157 3.4 2053 3.9 2346 4.0 2243 3.8

0107 11.2 0134 9.8 0316 10.9 0247 10.0 0354 10.7 0252 10.1 0544 10.0 0444 10.3 12 0749 3.1 27 0809 4.3 12 0958 3.2 27 0923 4.0 12 1033 3.4 27 0930 3.9 12 1218 3.9 27 1123 3.6 SU 1344 10.6 M 1409 9.4 W 1554 10.7 TH 1521 9.8 F 1630 10.5 SA 1529 10.0 M 1814 10.3 TU 1722 10.7 2020 3.5 2037 4.6 2230 3.3 2151 4.1 2306 3.5 2204 3.9

0220 10.7 0241 9.6 0426 11.0 0350 10.1 0502 10.6 0403 10.2 0049 3.6 0004 3.1 13 0903 3.4 28 0917 4.4 13 1107 3.0 28 1026 3.9 13 1139 3.4 28 1040 3.8 13 0642 10.5 28 0558 11.1 M 1502 10.4 TU 1519 9.4 TH 1701 11.0 F 1624 10.1 SA 1734 10.7 SU 1639 10.3 TU 1313 3.4 W 1236 2.8 2140 3.6 2147 4.6 2338 3.0 2256 3.9 2315 3.6 1905 10.8 1827 11.7

0340 10.7 0349 9.6 0529 11.4 0453 10.4 0010 3.3 0512 10.6 0139 3.1 0109 2.1 14 1024 3.3 29 1025 4.3 14 1209 2.6 29 1129 3.5 14 0602 10.9 29 1150 3.3 14 0727 11.0 29 0656 12.1 TU 1622 10.6 W 1625 9.6 F 1759 11.5 SA 1723 10.6 SU 1237 3.1 M 1745 10.9 W 1359 3.0 TH 1336 1.8 2300 3.3 2254 4.3 2357 3.3 1829 11.0 1946 11.4 1921 12.9

0455 11.1 0452 10.0 0036 2.6 0550 11.0 0104 3.0 0024 3.0 0221 2.6 0204 1.1 15 1137 2.8 30 1128 3.8 15 0624 11.7 30 1227 2.9 15 0654 11.2 30 0616 11.3 15 0806 11.5 30 0747 13.2 W 1729 11.3 TH 1723 10.2 SA 1302 2.3 SU 1817 11.3 M 1329 2.8 TU 1254 2.6 TH 1439 2.5 F 1428 0.8 2353 3.7 1850 11.9 1918 11.4 1844 11.8 2024 11.9 2011 13.9

0546 10.7 0124 2.2 0254 0.3 31 1220 3.2 31 0711 12.1 31 0834 14.0 F 1811 10.9 W 1350 1.8 SA 1516 0.1 1936 12.7 2057 14.6

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SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m 0341 -0.2 0341 1.4 0402 -0.4 0343 1.1 0354 1.1 0327 1.4 0409 2.1 0359 1.4 1 0919 14.5 16 0921 12.8 1 0940 14.7 16 0922 13.1 1 0936 13.1 16 0909 12.9 1 0954 12.1 16 0942 13.0 SU 1601 -0.2 M 1555 1.4 TU 1622 -0.2 W 1558 1.2 F 1614 1.4 SA 1547 1.5 SU 1630 2.3 M 1623 1.4 2140 14.9 2135 13.0 2200 14.6 2138 13.1 2157 12.5 2129 12.6 2215 11.5 2206 12.5

0424 -0.4 0411 1.3 0442 -0.0 0414 1.2 0432 2.0 0405 1.7 0447 2.8 0444 1.8 2 1002 14.6 17 0950 12.8 2 1020 14.2 17 0954 13.0 2 1016 12.1 17 0949 12.5 2 1036 11.3 17 1030 12.5 M 1644 -0.1 TU 1625 1.4 W 1701 0.3 TH 1630 1.3 SA 1652 2.3 SU 1628 1.9 M 1711 3.0 TU 1711 1.9 2224 14.6 2205 12.9 2241 13.9 2210 12.9 2238 11.4 2212 12.0 2259 10.7 2256 12.0

0507 0.0 0441 1.4 0520 0.8 0446 1.5 0510 2.9 0448 2.3 0528 3.5 0533 2.3 3 1046 14.1 18 1020 12.7 3 1101 13.3 18 1027 12.6 3 1100 11.1 18 1035 11.9 3 1121 10.6 18 1123 12.0 TU 1727 0.4 W 1655 1.6 TH 1739 1.2 F 1703 1.7 SU 1735 3.3 M 1714 2.5 TU 1755 3.7 W 1805 2.4 2308 13.9 2236 12.7 2322 12.8 2245 12.4 2326 10.4 2303 11.3 2348 10.0 2355 11.4

0549 0.7 0511 1.7 0559 1.8 0520 2.0 0556 3.9 0538 2.9 0616 4.1 0631 2.8 4 1130 13.3 19 1052 12.4 4 1143 12.2 19 1103 12.2 4 1152 10.1 19 1131 11.2 4 1214 10.0 19 1224 11.4 W 1809 1.2 TH 1726 1.9 F 1820 2.3 SA 1739 2.1 M 1827 4.1 TU 1811 3.1 W 1849 4.2 TH 1906 2352 12.9 2308 12.2 2324 11.8

0631 1.7 0543 2.1 0007 11.5 0558 2.5 0026 9.5 0005 10.7 0048 9.5 0059 10.9 5 1215 12.2 20 1126 11.9 5 0640 2.9 20 1145 11.5 5 0654 4.6 20 0641 3.5 5 0716 4.6 20 0736 3.3 TH 1852 2.2 F 1800 2.4 SA 1229 11.0 SU 1821 2.8 TU 1259 9.4 W 1240 10.7 TH 1319 9.5 F 1332 11.0 2346 11.6 1903 3.3 1936 4.7 1923 3.5 1956 4.5 2015 3.2

0039 11.7 0620 2.7 0056 10.4 0011 11.0 0143 9.0 0121 10.3 0159 9.2 0210 10.7 6 0716 2.7 21 1207 11.3 6 0727 3.9 21 0645 3.2 6 0812 5.0 21 0758 3.7 6 0827 4.7 21 0847 3.4 F 1305 11.1 SA 1841 3.0 SU 1325 10.0 M 1239 10.8 W 1420 9.1 TH 1359 10.6 F 1432 9.5 SA 1445 10.9 1940 3.2 2000 4.3 1917 3.4 2059 4.8 2043 3.4 2109 4.5 2126 3.2

0133 10.6 0031 10.9 0202 9.4 0113 10.3 0306 9.1 0242 10.4 0311 9.4 0323 10.8 7 0807 3.7 22 0705 3.3 7 0833 4.7 22 0749 3.8 7 0935 4.8 22 0920 3.5 7 0938 4.5 22 1001 3.2 SA 1404 10.1 SU 1258 10.6 M 1441 9.2 TU 1351 10.3 TH 1539 9.4 F 1518 10.9 SA 1537 9.8 SU 1556 11.1 2039 4.1 1934 3.6 2119 4.8 2034 3.9 2215 4.4 2201 3.0 2211 4.1 2238 2.9

0241 9.7 0131 10.2 0330 8.9 0237 9.9 0415 9.6 0356 11.0 0409 9.9 0430 11.2 8 0915 4.5 23 0807 3.9 8 1002 5.0 23 0915 4.1 8 1043 4.3 23 1034 2.9 8 1038 4.0 23 1107 2.8 SU 1520 9.5 M 1408 10.1 TU 1613 9.1 W 1520 10.2 F 1638 10.0 SA 1626 11.6 SU 1633 10.3 M 1657 11.5 2158 4.6 2048 4.0 2251 4.8 2205 3.7 2312 3.8 2308 2.3 2307 3.5 2336 2.5

0405 9.3 0252 9.9 0459 9.1 0407 10.2 0505 10.3 0456 11.9 0459 10.5 0525 11.7 9 1039 4.7 24 0931 4.2 9 1128 4.7 24 1045 3.7 9 1133 3.6 24 1134 2.1 9 1129 3.4 24 1203 2.3 M 1646 9.4 TU 1537 10.0 W 1729 9.6 TH 1644 10.8 SA 1722 10.8 SU 1721 12.4 M 1719 11.0 TU 1751 12.0 2322 4.5 2220 3.9 2327 3.0 2356 3.1 2352 2.9

0526 9.5 0424 10.1 0003 4.2 0522 11.1 0543 11.1 0001 1.6 0541 11.3 0029 2.0 10 1156 4.4 25 1103 3.7 10 0600 9.8 25 1159 2.8 10 1214 2.9 25 0546 12.6 10 1215 2.7 25 0615 12.3 TU 1756 9.8 W 1703 10.7 TH 1227 4.0 F 1750 11.8 SU 1759 11.5 M 1226 1.4 TU 1801 11.6 W 1254 1.9 2346 3.1 1820 10.3 1810 13.0 1838 12.4

0029 4.0 0541 11.0 0052 3.5 0032 2.1 0033 2.4 0051 1.1 0036 2.3 0116 1.7 11 0625 10.0 26 1219 2.8 11 0643 10.6 26 0619 12.1 11 0618 11.8 26 0633 13.3 11 0622 11.9 26 0700 12.6 W 1255 3.8 TH 1810 11.8 F 1312 3.3 SA 1258 1.8 M 1251 2.2 TU 1313 0.9 W 1257 2.1 TH 1339 1.6 1848 10.5 1900 11.1 1843 12.9 1833 12.2 1854 13.5 1840 12.2 1921 12.6

0121 3.4 0052 2.1 0133 2.8 0026 1.1 0109 1.9 0134 0.8 0116 1.8 0159 1.5 12 0711 10.7 27 0640 12.2 12 0719 11.3 27 0609 13.2 12 0651 12.4 27 0715 13.6 12 0700 12.5 27 0742 12.8 TH 1340 3.1 F 1319 1.7 SA 1350 2.6 SU 1249 0.8 TU 1326 1.7 W 1356 0.7 TH 1337 1.6 F 1420 1.5 1928 11.3 1905 13.0 1934 11.8 1831 13.8 1907 12.7 1936 13.6 1919 12.7 2002 12.7

0202 2.7 0147 1.0 0208 2.1 0114 0.3 0143 1.5 0216 0.7 0157 1.4 0238 1.6 13 0747 11.5 28 0730 13.3 13 0751 12.0 28 0654 14.0 13 0724 12.8 28 0756 13.6 13 0738 13.0 28 0820 12.8 F 1418 2.5 SA 1411 0.7 SU 1424 2.0 M 1335 0.2 W 1401 1.4 TH 1436 0.8 F 1417 1.2 SA 1459 1.5 2002 12.0 1953 14.1 2005 12.5 1915 14.4 1941 13.0 2017 13.4 1958 13.0 2040 12.5

0238 2.1 0236 0.1 0241 1.6 0157 -0.0 0218 1.2 0255 1.0 0236 1.2 0315 1.7 14 0820 12.1 29 0816 14.2 14 0822 12.6 29 0736 14.4 14 0758 13.1 29 0836 13.4 14 0818 13.2 29 0858 12.6 SA 1453 2.0 SU 1457 -0.0 M 1456 1.5 TU 1417 -0.0 TH 1435 1.2 F 1515 1.1 SA 1458 1.1 SU 1536 1.7 2035 12.5 2037 14.8 2037 12.9 1956 14.5 2015 13.1 2056 12.9 2039 13.1 2117 12.2

0311 1.6 0320 -0.4 0313 1.3 0238 -0.0 0252 1.2 0332 1.4 0317 1.2 0351 2.0 15 0851 12.5 30 0859 14.7 15 0852 13.0 30 0816 14.4 15 0832 13.1 30 0914 12.8 15 0859 13.2 30 0935 12.3 SU 1525 1.6 M 1541 -0.4 TU 1527 1.2 W 1457 0.1 F 1510 1.2 SA 1552 1.6 SU 1540 1.1 M 1612 2.1 2105 12.9 2120 15.0 2107 13.1 2036 14.2 2050 12.9 2134 12.3 2121 12.9 2155 11.8

0317 0.4 0428 2.4 31 0856 13.9 31 1014 11.8 TH 1536 0.6 TU 1650 2.5 2116 13.5 2235 11.3

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Advice Onboard Invite one of our volunteers onto your boat to discuss all the safety considerations for your vessel and equipment.

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Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), a charity registered in England and Wales (209603) and Scotland (SC037736). Registered charity number 20003326 in the Republic of Ireland Marina Tariff 2019

PONTOON BERTHS - CONTRACT BERTHING RATES 2019-2020

PRICE PER PRICE PER METRE L.O.A. METRE L.O.A. STANDARD RATES INCLUDING VAT VISITOR BERTHING RATES INCLUDING VAT 12 months (1st April 2019 - 31st March 2020) Daily (minimum charge £24) £2.95 Includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore £330.00 Weekly £19.50 11 months £327.75 Monthly £57.75 10 months £321.25 Flexi’30 (30 days to be taken during contract year, full payment £67.50 9 months £306.50 in advance) per/m 8 months £288.00 Flexi’60 (60 days to be taken during contract year, full payment £110.75 7 months £272.75 in advance) per/m 6 months £259.00 Tenders (up to 3.5m) per month £45.50 5 months £197.75 Locking Fee - maximum period of stay 5 hours £24.75 4 months £165.00 3 months (Minimum contract duration) £131.05 PRICE PER METRE L.O.A. DAY BOAT BERTHS - AVAILABLE FOR VESSELS UP TO 5.9 METRES L.O.A. WALL BERTHING RATES INCLUDING VAT (subject to availability) Daily - Price per metre LOA per day £5.90 Please note that no specific berths are allocated to ‘Day Boats’ and we reserve the right to re-locate these vessels as and when required. All invoices will include VAT @ 20% 12 months (1st April 2019 - 31st March 2020) Includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore. £247.50 11 months £245.81 CONDITIONS OF USE: 10 months £240.94 This tariff should be read in conjunction with the Marina Terms and Conditions of Use, Refund & Berth Policy and the Berthing Licence. 9 months £229.88 1 All Contracts are subject to availability and all fees are payable in advance. Exceptions 8 months £216.00 are berth holders with contracts of 6 months or more who may pay monthly by instalments subject to a 5.25% administration surcharge. 7 months £204.56 2 An Advanced Payment Discount of 2.5% is offered on contracts of 6 months or more if paid in full before the commencement of the contract term. 6 months £194.25 3 An administration charge of 20% may be applied to all casual (non contract) charges 5 months £148.31 which are invoiced against any vessel having left the marina prior to settlement of account. 4 months £123.75 4 Berthing charges include harbour dues, potable fresh water and access to 3 months (Minimum contract duration) £98.96 Marina facilities. 5 Commercial, multihull and liveaboard vessels may be subject to a 25% surcharge WINTER BERTHING RATES - NOVEMBER TO MARCH ONLY either at the manager’s discretion or as a result of charges levied by Local or Statutory Authorities. 6 months £181.30 6 L.O.A. (Length overall) is the maximum length of any vessel and includes all overhangs such as pushpits, pulpits, davits and bowsprits and subject to measurement annually. 5 months £154.00 7 Contract berthing terms are binding to both parties. 4 months £130.00 3 months £112.95

34 Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2019 Boatyard Tariff 2019

LIFTING RATES 2019 - 2020 OPEN STORAGE ASHORE (HARD STANDING) - Boatyard Lifting – Between the hours of 0900 to 1730 Monday to Friday PRICE PER METRE PER WEEK Boatyard Access – Between 0700 to 1900 all week Contract Holders £4.00

LIFT OUT/LIFT IN Other Vessels Summer - April to October £5.00 Standard each way price per metre £19.85 Other Vessels Winter - November to March £6.20 Minimum charge £99.25 BOAT MOVEMENT (WITHIN MARINA) Price per movement £35.50 STEPPING & UNSTEPPING MASTS - 2 MAN TEAM Price per metre boat L.O.A. (minimun charge £75.00) £11.50 MISCELLANEOUS LABOUR Second mast @ 50% Price per hour (minimum charge 30 minutes) - 2 man team £101.00 Mast movement - Hoist dock to boatyard £24.00 MISCELLANEOUS STORAGE Mast storage – Off the vessel price per week £5.65 (minimum charge £21.80) Unladen Trailer only - per week £10.60

Masthead gear (e.g. wind vanes, anemometers, & VHF aerials, etc.) should be SLIPWAY removed prior to stepping or unstepping masts. Where such equipment is not removed Quay Marinas Ltd. will not accept any liability for any loss or damage that Self-Launch (including locking fee) £24.75 may result. Boat owners should make their own arrangements for going aloft for the removal and re-fixing of masthead equipment. Tractor Launch or recovery (excluding locking fee) £34.50 Tractor Launch & Recovery (Including locking fee) Weekdays only £51.50 HULL WASH OFF Lightly fouled vessels - price per metre £5.90 FOUL WASTE PUMP OUT Heavily fouled vessels - price per metre £8.65 Mobile Unit (up to 80 litres) £25.75

ELECTRICITY (AFLOAT AND ASHORE) Via pre-payment card. WEEKLY LIFT OUT PACKAGE (price per metre subject to availability) All invoices will include VAT @ 20% Lift & Launch - one week ashore maximum £37.25 Price per metre (minimum charge £180.00) CONDITIONS 1. Storage ashore will be limited to a period of 6 months only and any extension to this term should be agreed in writing with the Marina Manager. Winter storage is subject to availability. Preference given to annual berth holders. SURVEY LIFT/INSPECTION LIFT 2. Repairs of a major nature are to be executed by approved contractors. Lift at standard rate - Price per metre £19.85 3. All vessels stored ashore remain subject to the Marina Terms and Plus additional services as below Conditions of Use. 4. All trailers to be clearly marked with the boat name, wheel clamped by Time held in slings (minimum charge 30 minutes) - £50.50 owner and keys handed in to the marina office. Price per half-hour 5. Invoices must be paid in full prior to the vessel leaving. Hold overnight in hoist (subject to availability) - £100.50 6. Boatyard lifting activities are weather dependent. Please be aware in the event Price per night that any boatyard activity being cancelled due to adverse weather, it may be necessary to reschedule. OTHER SERVICES 7. Cancellations made at short notice may be subject to a charge. Cradle Hire/Shoring & Chocking - Weekly hire rate £9.80 8. All prices shown as ‘price per metre’ are calculated on your vessels LOA. www.quaymarinas.com 35 It’s plain sailing Many boat owners pay their berthing/mooring fees monthly... Why don’t you?

Premium Credit provides boat owners with a convenient credit facility* which enables you to finance berthing/mooring fees using a monthly repayment option. Extras can be added if required such as winter storage. Instead of having to find lump sum payments each year, you can spread the cost and repay by regular monthly direct debits – while your marina gets paid in full, upfront by us. Premium Credit and Quay Marinas have enjoyed a close working relationship for 14 years enabling Quay’s clientele to make flexible payments for their mooring fees.

Benefits of using this facility: • Spread the annual cost of mooring/berthing fees helping you to smooth your budgets • Competitively priced • Fully online and paperless application process • One-time application only – no paperwork to complete at renewal Spread the cost to float your boat.

To find out how Premium Credit can benefit you, contact your marina. www.premium-credit.co.uk *Credit is subject to status, terms and conditions apply. Over 18s only. Premium Credit Limited, incorporated and registered in England and Wales with company number 02015200, 36whose registered office is Ermyn House, Ermyn Way, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 8UX. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

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APPLICANTS DETAILS BERTHING REQUIRED

Full Name & Title Period from

To Would you prefer to pay by instalments Payment in Advance Address Note: There is a surcharge for payment by instalments.

OWNERSHIP Post Code Are you the owner of the boat Yes No If no please give details Telephone number: Home

Work

Mobile

Email DECLARATION

Please tick if you would like to receive our E-Quay newsletter I, the named applicant, request Quay Marinas Ltd. (hereafter called ‘The Company’) to grant me a Berthing Licence at the named marina. I agree to be bound by the Company’s Marina Terms and Conditions which are clearly PARTICULARS OF BOAT displayed on the marina premises and available on request, and understand that the Company reserves the right to take into account the general Name suitability of my boat for a particular berth before issuing any such Berthing Licence and the Company’s decision in this matter shall be final.

Home Port I confirm that the craft will remain insured throughout the period of the contract applied for Type (sail, motor vessel, multihull etc.) Yes No

Dimensions: L.O.A. metres (Refer to Clause 6 of our Terms & Conditions)

Insurance Co. Beam metres

Policy No. Draught metres

I warrant the information is correct to the best of my knowledge. Weight

Signed Commercial use intended No Yes (give details) Date

www.quaymarinas.com 37 Vessel Safety Details

BERTHING ALLOCATION (office use only)

Pontoon

Berth Number

FLAMMABLE / HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CARRIED ONBOARD FURTHER INFORMATION WHICH COULD HELP (Details used for emergency planning purposes only) FIRE FIGHTERS IN AN EMERGENCY:

Gas Oil Litres (Tank maximum) Petrol Litres (Tank maximum)

Gas cylinders number Weight Kgs

Flares onboard Yes No Fire Extinguisher onboard Yes No

LOCATIONS OF FLAMMABLE / HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ON-BOARD

Please indicate location of the fuel tank(s) with X Please indicate location of gas cylinder(s) with C Please indicate location of distress flares withF

38 Quay Marina’s PORTISHEAD Handbook 2019 USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Bristol VTS - 01179 802 638 Current Conditions and Shipping

Bristol Dockmasters 01179 273 633

Bristol Harbour Office 01179 031 484

Bristol International Airport 08713 344 444

Bristol Marina 01179 213 198

Coastguard (Portishead) Not 24 hrs 01275 846 513

Coastguard (Swansea) 01792 366 534

Doctor - Portishead Health Centre 01275 841 630

Doctor - Harbourside Family Practice 03003 000 029

Environment Agency 0800 807 060 24hr Incident Hotline HM Customs & Excise Confidential 0800 595 000 Action Line HM Customs & Excise & 0300 2003700 Immigration

Marina Control Office 01275 841 941

National Federation of Sea Schools 02380 293 822

National Rail Enquiries 03457 484 950

Police Emergency 999

Police Non-Emergency 101

Pilotage Services - Sharpness 07774 226 143

Pilotage Services - Bristol 01179 823 081

Radio Communications Agency 02079 813 131

Royal Yachting Association - Training 08445 569 023

Sharpness Harbour Master 01453 811 862

Sharpness Pierhead 01453 511 968 www.quaymarinas.com 39 Marina Locations

Bangor, Co. Down Conwy LL32 8EP BT20 5ED Tel: 01492 593000 Tel: 028 91 453297 Set within beautiful Northern Ireland’s largest surroundings, and with a full award-winning marina. range of services & facilities.

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Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan Portishead, 2 CF64 1TQ Bristol BS20 7DF Tel: 02920 705021 Tel: 01275 841941 Cardiff Bay’s premier boating Offering excellent access to facility. Superb, sheltered the Bristol Channel, inland 3 & secure facilities within waterways and the cruising 4 Cardiff Bay. grounds of the South West 3 Penarth Quays 4 Portishead Quays and South Wales.

Rhu Marina, Rhu North Shields, Tyneside Helensburgh G84 8LH NE29 6DU Tel: 01436 820 238 Tel: 0191 2728282 Fax: 01436 821 039 Fax: 0191 2728288 Rhu Marina is located on the The finest marina in the north side of the Clyde Estuary, North East, situated 1.5 at the entrance to the Gareloch. miles from the River Tyne Rhu Royal Quays 5 6 entrance. North Shields

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FREE AND HALF PRICE VISITOR BERTHING* FOR ANNUAL BERTH HOLDERS! One of the many advantages of being an annual berth holder with Quay Marinas is the opportunity to visit other marinas within the Quay Marinas group free of charge for up to 30 days in the course of our berthing year. In addition to this, annual berth holders at our marinas are entitled to a 50% discount against visitor berthing for up to 5 consecutive nights at 57 marinas under the ‘TransEurope’ European reciprocal berthing scheme. *Simple conditions apply

HEAD OFFICE Quay Marinas Ltd. A&W Building, The Docks, Portishead, North Somerset BS20 7DF Tel: 01275 841188 Fax: 01275 841189 Portishead guide 2017.pdf 1 17/11/2016 11:28:59

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