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If you have suggestions that would help nver users for future Teddington Lock: 24 ho ur attendance editions, please contact us on 0118 953 5S61 For all other locks (except Blake's Lock) see below |an - Mar 9 1 5 - 16.00’ The Environment Agency is the navigation authority (or the April 9 00 - 17.30 non-tidal River Thames It licences all craft, keeps the channel clear May 9 0 0 - 18 30 and safe, maintains locks and facilities, and promotes the river for leisure and boating Please call 0118 953 5650 tor registration |une - August 9 00 -1900 information Also see www.visitthames.co uk or call 0845 601 Sept 9 00 - 18.00‘ 5336 (local rates) for copies of the River Thames User's Guide and Oct 9 00 - 17.00 River Thames: Hiring a Boat Nationally, the Environment Agency N ov Dec 9.15 - 16 00 manages water quality, flood defence, conservation and tisheries River River Thames * When [aster falls in March 9 00 - IJ SO on 30,000kms o( waterways in England and Wales. For more Good fnday to [aster Monday inclusive information see www.environment-agcncy.gov.uk •* 0 00 - 18 iO Saturday and Sunday Note Individual toc*i may be found ilosed to trattn on weekday mornings between 7 00 - 9 00 tor cleaning REGIONAL OFFICE ENVIRONMENTAGENCY = Environment Agency GENERAL ENQUIRY LINE 3 Kings Meadow House Kings Meadow Road 0845 9 333 111 Reading, Berkshire RC1 8DQ 5 ENVIRONMENT AGENCY Tel 0118 953 5000 I I I O O D I I N F Fax 0118 950 0388 0845 988 1188 |£ ENVI RONMENT AGENCY Q Is available available Is (or £12 50+pp by calling 0845 601 5336 EMERGENCYHOTLINE 3 A A ring binder containing the complete of set Guides 0800 80 70 60 www.environment agency.gov.uk www.vHltthamef.co.uk Thames En v ir o n m e n t <b Ag e n c y about guic / <D *C/ V / , wtujwcrotD T/ Hltau t « > // the Thame, your river for life The Environment Agency is grateful to MDL's Thames Mannas • i ® for their support. Bray Manna 01628 623634. Windsor Manna En v ir o n m e n t 01753 853911; Penton Hook Manna: 01932 568681 Ag e n c y *% El ta u C M r rtutr* *n» A i ^ r u r M anm g hw9 111 i*orgr M btf JVUtd* Ctvoy* .'4 w t ) i 1 'j*mu ^ IM Kj M> ** P *U»ng p f -X- * Hjim m i ca hw (» I X □ i? < h»U Boatyard Oxford Cruisers Ltd CuQ "55 fif | ^ Boat builders, sales, repairs, marine ^ p engineers, diesel fuel, petrol (leaded only), Calor Gas, chandlery hard standing, 01865 881 698 Boat hire: Halcyon Boating Holidays. Q Weekly and shori-break narrow boat and cruiser hire, 01865 882 235 ^ Police: Thames Valley, 01865 266 000 Hospital Nearest, John Raddiffe Hospital. Qxlord, 01865 741 166 / Tourist information office: Witney, 01993 775 802 M l Rail enquiries: 084 57 48 49 50 Bus enquiries: Stagecoach, 01865 727 000 04 Taxi: 07000 745 745 Take aways< restaurants: Smarts Chip Shop, 01865 880 631 Chinese Lantern, 01865 883 993 Q Little Italy Italian. 01865 881 184 Rainbow House, 01865 881 4 32 Snax, sandwich shop, 01865 883 4 39 The Granary, sandwich shop. 01865 884 1 32 Swan rescue: 01753 859 397 W ildlife Trust: 01865 775 476 Phras* notr that the bu\ine*\e\ included m ttwi hrxjttrt atr a UMlftfr at b u v n asn wrthm two km\ cV the and do not repreimt an r*hdu\fr>r Tfu\ map u rrpeodutta from ihr 0 \ m i r *> A#r*vt •**«* »f*r prvtTN&Mtf* of ffir Hit (imlrnHrt o# Hrt t ilof*onr»> 0 ffk.e Cft***' Ctfrynghl l/nuuffvniAJ ripcaA*1ian triftimjin i/rm n Copyf^H and a u v 4rud fn u f w u» rfvW pn* tnb*\f\ l« m r Su-nf«r I 0002A IB i' Bridge heights: This leaflet is designed to help you make the most of your time on Bridge___________ Headway in metres (feet and inches) the river. The services and facilities included are not comprehensive St John's 4.22 (13’10") but are based on the local knowledge of lock keepers and river staff Lechlade 4.72 (15'6“ ) who are helping visitors every day. Published headways assume standard head water level and low flow The Agency has made every attempt to check the accuracy of the data, but suggests you confirm details before setting out. Lock opening times Summer and Winter Inclusion of facilities does not imply recommendation Hotels and It is anticipated that locks will be manned dunng the following B&Bs mentioned are graded under the national quality scheme. hours but river users are advised fo check with the notices displayed If you have suggestions that would help river users for future at each lock editions, please contact us on 0118 953 5561 Teddington Lock 24 hour attendance For all other locks (except Blake's Lock) see below The Environment Agency is the navigation authority for the |an - Mar 9.15 - 16.00' non-tidal River Thames It licences all craft, keeps the channel clear April 9 0 0 - 17.30 and safe, maintains locks and facilities, and promotes the river for leisure and boating Please call 0118 953 5650 lor registration M ay 9 0 0 - 18 30 information Also see www.visitthames.co.uk or call 0845 601 |une - August 9 00 - 1900 5336 (local rates) for copies of the River Thames User's Guide and Sept 9.00 -18 00' River Thames: Hiring a Boat Nationally, the Environment Agency O ct 9.00 - 17.00 manages water quality, flood defence, conservation and fisheries Nov - Dec 9 1 5 - 16 00 on 30,000kms of waterways in England and Wales For more * When [aster falls m March 9 00 - 17 10 information see www.envlronment-agency.gov.uk Good fruiay to [aster Monday inclusive ** 9 00 - IS 30 Saturday and Sunday Note Individual locks may be found closed to traffic on weekday mornings REGIONAL OFFICE ENVI RONMENT AGENCY - between 7 00 9 00 for (leaning Environment Agency GENERAL ENQUIRY LINE f Kings M eadow House Kings Meadow Road 0845 9 333 111 Reading, Berkshire RC1 8DQ ENVIRONMENT AGENCY Tel: 0118 953 5000 F I () C) t) I I N F Fax: 0118 950 0388 0845 988 1188 ENVIRONMENT AGENCY 6 E M E R G E N C Y H O T L I N E A H 0800 80 70 60 www.envlronmentagcncy.gov.uk www.vltltthamevco.uk Thames En v ir o n m e n t Ag e n c y about guic io* * ,* ^ * ,he Thame- your river for life < ‘ n , , t- fftiftiatv The Environment Agency is grateful to MDL's Thames Marinas . 3 7 t i for their support Bray Marina■ 01628 623654, Windsor Manna En v ir o n m e n t 01753 853911. Penton Hook Marina 01932 568681 Ag e n c y E OMV * I Nofr^ UI Uxmj t/* vl ifcn Cj X •nruurarr u * t fefe* tanpou* P %arwv r »U»ix r \ ^ hrv'i; *%»ryrount1 wwr rr*i**»w | y im EH < intt W I Marina: Riverside Lechlade Ltd, A I ca 01 367 252 229 Boatyard: Lechlade Hire and Marine, dinghy and runabout w iry Chandlery. 01 367 252 181 Boat hire: Cotswold Boat Hire, daily and weekly boat hire 01793 700 241 ^ Police: Nearest Faringdon, 01235 776 000 Hospital Nearest Great Western Hospital Swindon, 01 793 604 020 / Tourist Inform ation office: Oxford. 01865 726 871 M Rail enquiries: 084 57 48 49 50 Bus enquiries. Stagecoach, Swindon, 01793 522 243 Thamesdown, 01 793 428 428 F4 Taxi: 01 367 252 575 E l Post Office: 01 367 252 201 A Campsite: 1 Bridge House Campsite, 01 367 252 348 2 St |ohn's Campsite, 01367 252 360 Take-aways/restaurants: Q Beams. 01 367 252 587 Q Lechlade Fish Bar. 01 367 252 094 laflong. Indian Restaurant. 01 367 252 956 Q Colleys Supper Room, 01 367 252 218 Swan rescue: 01753 859 397 Plrow naif thot (hr thnirtmn irxludtd m fhn M M one a \amplt ol txjunesi^i two kmj ot the ft\ef and do not rrprnrnt on nhauihtr bit fhti rrnw «* ifpnnbJLfd (m m /n * ON m a p by thr trumwmml pr»*n*s\*vi irf f h r Cantntr* »#/ Nr* Mo^nt} i Ofirr i t awn I .^ryruftit Uncnithmurxi 'pfvtxJMcIion .nfrtnyn C/uwn CupftxjW a^c/ 'nay irml fo pnnccufvon o# i ivH pttxfrOtngt In rricr Humtm l (HW* A 100 Bridge heights: This leaflet is designed to help you make the most of your time on Bridge Headway in metres (feet and inches) the river.
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