swansea marina brochure 2010

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Welcome to the 2010 SwanseaMarina handbook which isaimed at providing you with allthe information you require fora pleasurable stay in Swansea.

Please take time to read theinformation contained inside whichincludes important locking proceduresand safety information.

With the marina staff working hard toensure your stay goes as smoothly aspossible, all you have to do is sit back,relax and enjoy all that Swansea andthe Gower coastline have to offer.

The Marina lies in the very heart ofthe City’s redeveloped and awardwinning Maritime Quarter and is

surrounded by restaurants, shops andmarine businesses.

We were the first coastal Marina toopen in the Bristol Channel and we areone of the few Marinas in the UK tohold the coveted Yacht HarbourAssociation 5 Gold Anchor award.

We are bordered by the City Centre onone side and our own sandy beach onthe other.

Road access is excellent London isabout 3.5 hours away on the M4Motorway and the rail service is to berecommended.

The locks are manned by ourexperienced staff and access is almostcontinuous, except at LWST.

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Croeso i lawlyfrMarina Abertawe2010, sy’n ceisiodarparu’r hollwybodaethangenrheidiol i chifwynhau eichymweliad agAbertawe.

Cymerwch amser iddarllen yr wybodaethsydd ynddo, sy’ncynnwys trefniadau

pwysig ar gyfer cloi agwybodaeth amddiogelwch.

Gan fod staff ymarina’n gweithio’ngaled i sicrhau bod eicharhosiad mor hwylus âphosib, y cyfan mae’nrhaid i chi ei wneud yweistedd nôl, ymlacio amwynhau popeth syddgan Abertawe acarfordir Gwyr i’wgynnig.

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Swansea MarinaLockside, Maritime Quarter, Swansea, SA1 1WG

Tel: 01792 470310 Fax: 01792 463948

Email: [email protected]

VHF: Channel 80

Waypoint position: (PIERHEADS) 51°36’.43N, 003° 55’.67W (WGS 84 Datum)

www.swanseamarina.org.ukPhotos in this brochure ©City and County of Swansea

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Hours of Business

Marina Office0800 1800 GMT0800 2100 BST

Lock Operating Hours

Weekdays 0700 1900 GMTWeekdays 0700 2200 BSTSat/Sun 0700 2200 BST & GMT

Marina operating times

Holyhead 150mDublin Bay 150m

SWANSEA MARINA London

Liverpool

Southampton

Plymouth

Bristol

Hull

NorwichBirmingham

Coventry

Blackpool

Newcastle

Edinburgh

Glasgow

Dundee

South West IrelandPwllheli 120m

Scilly Isles 130m

Lundy Island 40m

Milford Haven 50m

Dingle Marina 270m

Crosshaven170m

Dover

Carlisle

Routes from

Swansea Marina


Telephone:Bristol Channel(St. David’s Head HartlandPoint)

09014 737 469

South West(Hartland Point Lyme Regis)

09014 737 468www.meto.gov.uk

Marina Call Sign“Swansea Marina”VHF Ch. 80

Barrage Call Sign“Tawe Lock”VHF Ch. 18

Marina GuideCruisingFor those wishing to sail locally our areacovers the beautiful Gower coast. Thereare lovely sandy beaches to anchor off andclear waters for swimming and diving:perfect for sailing.

Further afield, Ilfracombe is about 4 hourssail to the south, whilst to the south westlies Lundy Island, with Padstow and theNorth Cornish coast beyond. Sailing westalong the South Wales coast will bring youto Tenby and then Milford Haven.

Marina Manners and EtiquetteCustomers are asked to please tie theirhalyards back from the mast to avoidunnecessary noise in this mixedenvironment. Please do not pump bilgewater or contaminants into the Marina.Your assistance in these matters is greatlyappreciated by the management and otherboat owners. Please note that there is aspeed limit of 4 knots and young childrenshould be supervised at all times for safety.

Car ParkingBerthholders and visitors may park inNorthside pay and display car park. Also carparks adjacent to the bridgehead gates.Longstay car parking will be available withinour boatyard throughout the summermonths. Please display your parking permitsticker, available from reception. Ownersare reminded to secure their vehicles andremove any valuables when unattended.

Marinecall Forecasts


Marina Guide to

facilitiesCustoms and ExciseTel: 08450 109000

Boatyard We have a 20 tonne Marine TravelHoist available. A crane facility is alsoavailable for masts etc. The yard hasvarious businesses that undertake hull,GRP, wood, engineering and electricalrepairs. Free storage ashore is offeredto annual berthholders for a limitedperiod (space permitting).

RecyclingWithin our refuse compounds and onthe pontoons you can recycle:Cans OilGlass BatteriesPaper/Magazine Wood

RefuseTrolleys are available from the refusecompounds at the top of eachbridgehead. Please return your trolleyfor the next customer. Domesticrubbish is to be deposited in the skipsprovided in sealed bags.

WaterAllow hose pipes to run for 30seconds before filling tanks on thepontoons. Please recoil the hose pipesafter use and do not leave the hoseend in the water as this is unhygienic.

Diesel & GasDiesel pumps are located on eitherside of the Marina Lock; diesel andgas bottle refi lls are available from7.00am until half an hour before theoffice is closed. No petrol is availableat the Marina but there is acommercial garage nearby.

A public payphone is situated close tothe North side bridghead gate inphase 1.

LaundryThe laundry is located at Marinareception, hours are as reception.Please supply your own washingpowder. See display for currentcharges.

Telephones


Electricity SuppliesAll electricity supplies are protectedby 16A Miniature Circuit Breakersand 30mA Residual Current CircuitBreakers. Electricity take off pointsare also available in the boat yard.Most electricity supplies arecontrolled by a computerisedmetered system on a pay as you gobasis. Credit can be obtained at theMarina office or over the telephoneusing a credit/debit card. Aninstruction sheet for the system isavailable at the Marina office. Pleasesee our price list for current charges.

Continuity of supply cannot beguaranteed due to the nature of thesystem and because of the safetydevices fitted to each supply.

SecurityEach bridgehead has a self locking gate,access is via a pontoon security fob.Contact reception for these. There is arefundable deposit of £5.00 per fob,please retain your receipt. Please donot leave or prop the gates open; sitesecurity is in everyone’s interest.

A security officer patrols the Marina at night and CCTV is in operationthroughout the marina.

Toilets and ShowersThere is 24 hour access to thesefacilities by use of a Marina pontoonsecurity fob. They are located atthree locations:

• The rear (south) of Marina Controlbuilding. A toilet for the disabledis also located here.

• Adjacent to the bridgehead on theNorth side of Phase I.

• Adjacent to the bridgehead on theSouth side of Phase II.

• Slop and sluice rooms areavailable in phase II of the Marina.

A ship’s toilet may not be usedwhilst in the Marina.

FIRE ACTIONBuildings, on hearing the alarm:

1. Leave the building immediately2. If possible call the fire service3. Contact Marina Office

Pontoons, on discovering a fire:

1. Make your way to a safe distance2. If possible call the fire service3. Contact the Marina Office

Safety and Security


Read and Remember

The fire cabinets on thepontoons are checkedonce a week.

IN CASE OF AFIRE ON BOARD 1 Raise the alarm.

2 Contact the emergencyservices. Telephone point Marina Office, telephonePhase I or North side bybertholders’ gate.

3 Clear the area of people.

4 Only tackle the fire if it issafe to do so, with theextinguishers provided inthe emergency cabinets.

5 Retreat to a safe distanceupwind Do not run!

6 Do not obstruct bridge emergency services willneed clear access.

7 Follow instructions ofmarina staff.

8 Do not return to the vesseluntil the all clear has beengiven.

Safety Advice

General SafetyFire extinguishers are located at regularintervals in large red boxes on thepontoons, as well as life rings. Please donot remove these items, they may beneeded in an emergency. Small childrenshould wear life jackets at all times. A public telephone is located near Northside bridghead gate in Phase 1.

Pontoon Safety Adverse WeatherThe pontoons can become very slipperywhen they are wet or icy. Grit bins aresituated close to each bridgehead. Highwinds can cause mobility problems andstrong gusts can catch you off guard.Customers are advised not to go out ontothe pontoons in adverse weatherconditions unless absolutely necessary.Particular care should be taken whennegotiating the bridgehead ramps andgetting on or off boats.

InsurancePlease note that third party insurance fora minimum of £2,000,000 is mandatoryfor the duration of your stay at SwanseaMarina.

Speed LimitsThere is a 4 knot speed limit in the MarinaImpounded water and river. The speedlimit in the river is enforced by the docksboard. Please control your wash.


Lock Operating Hours

Weekdays 0700–1900 GMT

Weekdays 0700–2200 BST

Sat/Sun 0700–2200 BST & GMT

Access to Tidal Locks

All access from the sea to the Marina isthrough the Tawe Barrage Lock duringthe published hours. During busy lockingperiods a queuing system will be inoperation.

Vessels that do not make contact withthe Lockmaster or disobey his/herinstruction will not be given priority overother traffic.

In the interest of every boat owner’ssafety, it is of the utmost importancethat the Lockmaster’s instructions areobeyed at all times.

Reproduced from Admirality chart SC1161 by permission of the Controller of HerMajesty’s Stationery Office and the UK Hydrographic Office (www.ukho.gov.uk)

In Swansea Bay tidal streams flow anticlockwise for9.5 hrs (Swansea HW 3.5 to +6), with at times arace off Mumbles Hd. From HW 6 to 3 the streamreverses, setting N past Mumbles Hd towardsSwansea. Keep seaward of Mixon Shoal. When N ofSW Inner Green Grounds (SWIGG) SCM It buoy, Q (6)+ LFI 15s keep to W of dredged chan and clear ofcommercial ships. Yachts must motor in harbour andapproach, maximum speed 4kn.

Waypoint Position:

(PIERHEADS)51° 36. 43N, 003° 55. 67W(WGS 84 Datum)Charts:AC 1161, 1165, 1179Imray C59Stanfords 14OS 159Explorer 164

Pilotage Notes

Pilotage Notes

Not to be used for Navigation


All Marina users are reminded thatwe share the entrance to the riverwith the fairway for commercialshipping entering and leaving theport of Swansea.

It is very important that all boatowners obey the rules laid down bythe authorities and give way tocommercial shipping at all times.

Entering and Leaving the Port

All pleasure craft using the port mustobserve the rules governing the“Prevention of Collisions at Sea”,particularly when navigating within thedredged channel North of theS.W.I.G.G. buoy (South West InnerGreen Grounds) to the harbourentrance. You are advised to approachthe harbour entrance in the waters tothe west of the dredged channel(where practicable).

Large vessels entering or leaving theharbour must be given a wide berth atall times.

All pleasure craft must be under powerwhen in the vicinity of the harbour andshould clear waters used bycommercial shipping as soon aspossible.

Swansea Docks

Port RegulationsTo seaward, vessels approaching theharbour will see 9 signal lightsdisplayed in 3 columns of 3 lights.The centre light of the westerlycolumn controls pleasure craft.

When this light is red craft must notenter the river and should hold SWof the westernbreakwater. If indoubt call Swansea DocksVHFChannel 14, or Tawe Lock Channel18.

When the entry lights of the Tawelock come into view, vessels shouldmake radio contact for lockinginstructions and information fromthe duty lockmaster on VHFChannel 18. Call sign “Tawe Lock”.


Lock Operation

Vessels leaving either lock mustthen transfer to the next lock’sVHF channel on approach and usethe appropriate procedure above.

Lock AvailabilityMarina & Swingbridge – call sign:‘Swansea Marina’ CH. 80

Tawe Barrage Lock – call sign:‘Tawe Lock’ CH. 18

It is essential that all boat ownerswishing to proceed through thelocks or swingbridge operate a VHFradio.

Vessels must call “Swansea Marina” onchannel 80 before leaving their berth torequest lock information and mustremain listening on CH. 80 until passagethrough the bridge or lock iscompleted.

When you require use of the TaweBarrage lock you must call ‘Tawe Lock’to request information and remainlistening on CH. 18 until passagethrough the lock is completed. Do notproceed into the locks unlessinstruction has been given.

Lock Operating HoursWeekdays 0700 – 1900 GMTWeekdays 0700 – 2200 BSTSat/Sun 0700 – 2200 BST & GMT

Access to Tidal LocksAll access from the sea to the Marina isthrough the Tawe Barrage Lock duringthe published hours. During busy lockingperiods a queuing system will be inoperation. Vessels that do not makecontact with the Lockmaster or disobeyhis/her instruction will not be givenpriority over other traffic. In the interestof every boat owner’s safety, it is of theutmost importance that the Lockmaster’sinstructions are obeyed at all times.


Important Notes Lock procedure

Using the Marina lockNormal procedure for locking outthrough the Tawe Barrage lock is for thelock to be taken down on the hour andreturn to the river on the half hour.

The first lock out of the day at the Tawelock will be taken down at approximately0710. The last Tawe lock in is half an hourbefore the close of business each day.Boat owners should be ready to leavetheir berth at approximately quarter tothe hour to allow vessels sufficient timeto enter the Tawe lock.

Any deviation from the above will be atthe discretion of the duty Tawe Lockmasterwho will pay due regard to the volume oftraffic and any other prevailing conditions.

Any vessels not returning on the same dayare required to inform the Lockmaster andCoastguard. Two holding buoys aresituated downstream from the lock andmay be used outside of locking hours.Great care is necessary at low waterspring tides as there is a danger of dryingout.

LOCK LOADINGIN PROGRESS

Proceed into lock as directed

DO NOT PROCEEDLOCK CLOSED

OR FREE FLOW IN OPERATION

FREE FLOW IN OPERATION

proceed with caution allowing sufficient room for the preceeding vessel

to manoeuvre to its berth.

DO NOT PROCEED

LOCKING IN PROGRESS

Weather InformationA daily forecast is published and displayed at each lock at 0800 Hrs. A weather fax is also available at the office.

Swansea CoastguardTel: 01792 366534HM Coastguard broadcasts the Marinecall Weather forecast 3 hourly, announced onVHF CH 16, broadcast on VHF Ch 23 and 84, as follows: 0150 0450 0750 1050 13501650 1950 2250

Tides/Weather Information


SPRING TIDES

NEAP TIDES

Chart Datum Swansea – 5.0mbelow ordnance datum Newlyn.Before High Water — HOURS — After High Water

–6 –5 –4 –3 –2 –1 0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6

Tidal Curves, Datum, Time & Height Differences at Swansea Marina

+10m

+9

+8

+7

+6

+5

+4

+3

+2

+1

0m

MHWN

MHWSNormal Marina Level

MLWNInner Channel (Tawe Lock)

Mean Tide Level

CD. Foul Ground (Lock Ent)MLWS

LAT

Lundy.................................................................. 0030Ilfracombe .......................................................... 0021Tenby.................................................................. 0010Llanelli ................................................................ 0007Barnstaple .......................................................... 0005Skomer Island..................................................... 0005Milford Haven .................................................... 0004Port Talbot ......................................................... 0004Porthcawl ........................................................... 0004Burry Port ........................................................... 0003Carmarthen ........................................................ +0001Neyland .............................................................. +0005Barry ................................................................... +0027Cardiff................................................................. +0034Avonmouth......................................................... +0049

Metric Depth Conversion Table

2.0 6’7”1.9 6’3”1.8 5’11”1.7 5’7” 1.6 5’3”1.5 4’11”1.4 4’7”1.3 4’3”1.2 3’11” 1.1 3’7”1.0 3’3”0.9 2’11”0.8 2’7”0.7 2’4” 0.6 2’0”

METRES FEET

Time (HW) Difference At Nearby Ports(Approx — times may vary due to weather conditions)


The Blue Flag is an exclusive ecolabel awarded to around 3100beaches and marinas in 35 countriesacross Europe, South Africa, NewZealand, Canada and the Caribbean.

The Blue Flag works towardssustainable development atbeaches/marinas through strictcriteria dealing with water quality,environmental education andinformation, environmentalmanagement and safety and otherservices.

The Blue Flag Campaign includesenvironmental education andinformation for the public, decisionmakers and tourism operators.

Naturally Swansea Marina will bemaintaining its high environmentalstandards and will be reapplying forthe Blue Flag in 2010.

Blue Flag


The Gold Anchor Award Schemehas been established to improvethe standards of facilities availableto all boat owners. MarinaOperators who are Members ofthe Yacht Harbour Association mayenter the Scheme for assessment.

The level of the Award ranges fromthree to five Gold Anchors. AnyAward is a sign of a quality marina,whilst the number of anchorsindicates the level of the facilitiesavailable. The Scheme is purely

voluntary and is designed to bringthe industry to the forefront ofboating and to encourage betterstandards.

Swansea Marina was assessedunder the Gold Anchor AwardScheme in 2009. We are pleased toinform you that as a result of ourefforts to provide you with a firstclass and value for money facility,we were awarded five GoldAnchors.

Gold Anchor Award


Blue Flag

Swansea Marina has a uniquecombination of safe mooring facilities,wonderful sailing and enough activitiesto keep every crew member happy.

Within a few minutes walk there arecinemas, theatres, restaurants, museumsand a sandy beach. The town, which has awarm and friendly character all of its own,boasts a thriving market and coveredshopping centre both of which are withineasy walking distance of our facilities.

For those who enjoy walking and cyclingthere is the long promenade to the fishingvillage of Mumbles, still a magnet forvisitors and gateway to the spectacularGower peninsula. The latter offers coastalwalks, sheltered bays and breathtakingscenery. Locally, there are five golfcourses to choose from and every kind ofentertainment from quiet pubs to thetown’s nightclubs which draw revellersfrom all over South Wales.

More than a Marina...


Swansea is just a few minutesfrom junctions 42 to 47 of the M4and at just two and a half hoursfrom Birmingham or an hour and aquarter from Bristol is uniquelyplaced for access from theMidlands and the West. An hourlytrain service runs from Swansea toPaddington.

Many of our visitors havediscovered the attractions ofSwansea Marina as a release fromlong hours spent commuting toother sailing areas on the SouthCoast or the South West.

Here you will be spoilt for choiceof sailing area. Favourite day tripsmight be to Oxwich Bay, ThreeCliffs or Ilfracombe – longerweekends or holidays might takein Tenby, Milford Haven, Padstowor Ireland.

The wide sweep of Swansea Bayoffers a safe and sandyplayground for sailors where you

can forget the overcrowdedwaters of other resorts for a quietafternoon spent choosing a bay todrop anchor. If you prefer thethrill of competition MumblesYacht Club offers a full racingprogramme and we can contactthem for you.

Our travel hoist and boatyard arerun by experienced personnel andour staff are always on hand togive friendly advice. Please ring orradio ahead so that we can adviseyou of any special local events,weather or locking conditions.

We know that once you havevisited us you will want to return!Be assured that the warmestwelcome awaits you and that wewill do everything we can to makeyour stay comfortable, memorableand an experience that everyonewill look back on as ‘the goodtimes we had.’


TaxisData Cabs 01792 474747

Marina servicesMcNeil Marine Survey 01554 833233Dickies Brokerage 01792 645303

Travel informationRailway Station (Rail Enquiries) 08457 484950Bus Station 08712 002233

Travel informationCentral Library 01792 636464Swansea Museum 01792 653763

Local attractionsTourist Information 01792 468321Grand Theatre 01792 475715Odeon UCI Cinema 0871 2244007Glynn Vivian Art Gallery 01792 516900Plantasia 01792 474555National Waterfront Museum 01792 638950

Health and EmergencySwansea Coastguard 01792 366534Central Police Station 01792 456999Morriston Hospital 01792 702222Singleton Hospital 01792 205666NHS Direct 0845 46 47

Useful Telephone Numbers


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03:38 0.9809:54 9.1515:55 1.3822:09 8.90

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04:47 2.1311:06 7.8016:57 2.6123:29 7.58

05:33 2.7711:54 7.0917:50 3.21

00:27 6.9606:42 3.2813:03 6.5519:20 3.60

01:57 6.6508:14 3.4214:42 6.4820:57 3.47

03:29 6.9009:42 3.0716:03 6.9322:11 2.93

04:33 7.4710:40 2.5016:57 7.5723:00 2.33

05:21 8.0511:24 1.9717:39 8.1423:40 1.82

06:01 8.5112:01 1.5618:16 8.58

00:18 1.4606:38 8.8212:36 1.3018:51 8.88

00:54 1.2607:12 9.0113:12 1.1619:25 9.06

01:29 1.1707:46 9.1113:45 1.1219:58 9.15

02:02 1.1708:18 9.1314:16 1.1520:30 9.14

02:32 1.2408:51 9.0614:46 1.2621:02 9.03

03:02 1.3709:26 8.8815:16 1.4621:36 8.81

03:36 1.6010:04 8.5615:51 1.7722:17 8.44

04:18 1.9510:51 8.1016:39 2.2123:11 7.98

05:21 2.3911:54 7.6217:51 2.68

00:24 7.5706:47 2.6913:15 7.3419:27 2.86

01:51 7.5008:15 2.6114:39 7.4920:51 2.59

03:11 7.8509:34 2.1815:53 8.0022:02 2.05

04:18 8.4210:38 1.6316:53 8.6222:59 1.49

05:15 8.9711:31 1.1617:44 9.1323:48 1.06

06:05 9.3612:18 0.8518:30 9.47

00:33 0.8106:52 9.5713:03 0.7219:14 9.62

01:17 0.7307:36 9.6013:44 0.7619:55 9.60

01:59 0.8008:17 9.4614:22 0.9420:33 9.44

30W

02:37 0.9908:54 9.1914:57 1.2321:10 9.14

03:14 1.3009:30 8.8015:29 1.6121:47 8.74

03:49 1.6910:06 8.3316:00 2.0422:24 8.26

04:26 2.1210:45 7.8216:34 2.4923:08 7.75

05:10 2.5711:30 7.3217:22 2.93

00:02 7.3006:09 2.9412:27 6.9218:33 3.26

01:10 7.0207:20 3.1213:41 6.7619:57 3.30

02:27 7.0508:36 3.0115:00 6.9521:11 3.01

03:36 7.3609:42 2.6716:04 7.4022:09 2.57

04:32 7.7910:33 2.2716:54 7.9122:57 2.14

05:18 8.1911:18 1.9117:37 8.3523:39 1.79

06:00 8.5211:59 1.6218:17 8.70

00:19 1.5406:39 8.7712:39 1.4318:55 8.95

00:59 1.3907:18 8.9313:18 1.3119:33 9.10

01:38 1.3007:57 9.0313:56 1.2620:10 9.17

02:16 1.2808:36 9.0314:33 1.3020:49 9.13

02:56 1.3409:18 8.9215:12 1.4321:31 8.97

03:39 1.4810:03 8.7015:54 1.6522:18 8.70

04:29 1.7210:54 8.3916:47 1.9623:15 8.38

05:28 1.9811:52 8.0617:52 2.27

00:20 8.1106:36 2.2012:58 7.8419:06 2.44

01:29 7.9807:48 2.2614:09 7.8120:18 2.39

02:39 8.0608:58 2.1515:19 8.0221:27 2.15

03:45 8.3010:03 1.9116:22 8.3722:27 1.84

04:45 8.5811:01 1.6517:18 8.7223:21 1.56

05:39 8.8211:52 1.4518:07 8.99

00:09 1.3706:29 8.9612:38 1.3318:52 9.15

00:54 1.2807:15 9.0013:21 1.3119:34 9.19

01:36 1.2807:57 8.9414:00 1.3720:13 9.12

02:17 1.3708:36 8.7914:35 1.5120:51 8.96

02:54 1.5309:12 8.5815:09 1.7221:29 8.71

03:30 1.7409:48 8.3115:41 1.9722:08 8.41

04:07 1.9910:26 8.0116:15 2.2522:48 8.07

04:46 2.2711:06 7.7016:55 2.5623:33 7.74

05:32 2.5411:51 7.4117:46 2.86

00:24 7.4706:25 2.7712:44 7.1918:50 3.07

01:21 7.3107:27 2.8913:47 7.1120:02 3.10

02:25 7.3208:32 2.8514:56 7.2521:10 2.91

03:30 7.5109:35 2.6516:00 7.5922:09 2.58

04:28 7.8210:31 2.3416:55 8.0223:00 2.21

05:19 8.1811:21 2.0117:43 8.4523:47 1.86

06:07 8.5112:09 1.7118:27 8.82

00:33 1.5706:53 8.7912:55 1.4619:11 9.10

01:18 1.3407:39 9.0013:39 1.2819:54 9.29

02:04 1.1908:24 9.1314:24 1.1820:39 9.37

02:51 1.1209:10 9.1615:09 1.1721:26 9.34

03:38 1.1409:57 9.0915:54 1.2722:15 9.21

04:27 1.2610:47 8.9116:43 1.4823:07 8.98

05:19 1.4811:39 8.6417:36 1.76

00:02 8.6806:14 1.7712:33 8.3318:36 2.07

01:00 8.3607:13 2.0813:33 8.0419:40 2.34

02:02 8.0908:18 2.3214:39 7.8820:49 2.45

03:0097.9609:27 2.4015:49 7.9321:58 2.38

04:17 8.0010:33 2.3016:54 8.1723:00 2.17

05:18 8.1711:31 2.0917:48 8.4723:53 1.93

06:12 8.3712:21 1.8718:36 8.73

00:40 1.7206:59 8.5213:04 1.7019:18 8.90

01:22 1.5907:41 8.6113:42 1.6119:58 8.98

02:01 1.5308:19 8.6214:17 1.5820:36 8.95

02:37 1.5408:55 8.5714:51 1.6421:12 8.84

03:12 1.6309:30 8.4715:22 1.7621:48 8.66

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FEBRUARY MARCHJANUARY

03:44 1.7610:03 8.3115:53 1.9422:21 8.43

04:17 1.9510:36 8.1116:24 2.1822:57 8.16

04:51 2.1711:12 7.8816:59 2.4623:35 7.88

05:31 2.4411:51 7.6317:43 2.78

00:20 7.6006:20 2.7312:40 7.3818:42 3.07

01:16 7.3707:21 2.9513:43 7.2320:00 3.19

02:23 7.3108:34 2.9814:57 7.3121:19 3.00

03:36 7.4809:47 2.7516:12 7.6922:25 2.58

04:43 7.8810:50 2.3417:13 8.2223:22 2.08

05:41 8.3511:45 1.8818:06 8.77

00:14 1.6006:33 8.8012:36 1.4518:54 9.23

01:04 1.2007:23 9.1613:26 1.1119:42 9.57

01:53 0.9108:11 9.4214:13 0.8720:28 9.78

02:41 0.7308:58 9.5714:59 0.7521:15 9.85

03:28 0.6909:45 9.5815:43 0.7922:02 9.76

04:1340.8110:30 9.4416:27 0.9922:49 9.49

04:59 1.1111:15 9.1117:13 1.3723:36 9.05

05:45 1.5612:03 8.6418:02 1.88

00:27 8.4806:35 2.1212:55 8.0919:00 2.44

01:25 7.8907:36 2.6613:59 7.6020:10 2.87

02:35 7.4508:51 2.9915:17 7.4021:33 2.97

03:54 7.3610:13 2.9416:36 7.6122:51 2.70

05:04 7.6011:21 2.6017:36 8.0423:48 2.30

06:00 7.9712:12 2.2018:24 8.48

00:33 1.9206:45 8.3012:51 1.8519:04 8.81

01:10 1.6407:24 8.5413:26 1.6119:42 9.00

01:45 1.4708:00 8.6913:59 1.4720:17 9.08

02:17 1.4008:33 8.7414:30 1.4420:51 9.04

02:48 1.4209:05 8.7215:00 1.5121:22 8.92

03:17 1.5209:35 8.6315:27 1.6621:51 8.74

03:44 1.6810:03 8.4815:51 1.8622:18 8.51

29W

04:12 1.8910:31 8.2816:18 2.1222:48 8.22

04:42 2.1711:03 8.0016:51 2.4523:25 7.87

05:21 2.5311:45 7.6517:37 2.87

00:18 7.4706:16 2.9412:45 7.3018:51 3.27

01:31 7.1707:39 3.2214:07 7.1520.36 3.29

02:59 7.2209:14 3.0615:39 7.4622:02 2.81

04:20 7.6910:28 2.5216:52 8.1223:06 2.13

05:23 8.3411:28 1.8817:48 8.85

00:00 1.4706:16 8.9612:21 1.2818:39 9.46

00:51 0.9307:06 9.4613:11 0.8219:26 9.91

01:39 0.5607:54 9.8013:58 0.5120:12 10.18

02:26 0.3708:40 9.9814:43 0.3820:58 10.25

03:10 0.3709:24 9.975:25 0.4521:42 10.10

03:52 0.5910:07 9.7516:06 0.7422:25 9.72

04:33 1.0210:48 9.3216:46 1.2423:08 9.12

05:12 1.6311:31 8.7017:30 1.9123:54 8.36

05:57 2.3512:18 7.9718:21 2.65

00:48 7.5506.55 3.0613:21 7.2919:33 3.27

02:03 6.9408:17 3.5014:50 6.9621:15 3.43

03:36 6.8510:02 3.4016:21 7.2422:46 3.02

04:54 7.2511:14 2.8717:24 7.8223:40 2.44

05:47 7.8011:59 2.3118:09 8.39

00:19 1.9406:27 8.2812:33 1.8518:46 8.83

00:51 1.5607:03 8.6413:04 1.5119:21 9.10

01:22 1.3307:36 8.8513:35 1.3319:54 9.22

01:52 1.2408:07 8.9514:06 1.2820:25 9.21

02:21 1.2508:36 8.9614:35 1.3420:54 9.11

02:48 1.3509:05 8.8915:00 1.4921:20 8.95

03:13 1.5209:30 8.7615:23 1.6921:45 8.74

03:36 1.7309:56 8.5615:46 1.9322:11 8.45

04:03 2.0010:24 8.2616:15 2.2622:44 8.05

04:38 2.4111:04 7.8516:58 2.7423:36 7.53

05:30 2.9412:06 7.3618:09 3.28

00:57 7.0707:05 3.3713:37 7.0920:12 3.40

02:39 7.0808:54 3.2015:19 7.4121:46 2.85

04:05 7.6610:12 2.5526:35 8.1922:54 2.04

05:07 8.4611:13 1.7817:31 9.0123:47 1.29

05:59 9.1812:04 1.1118:21 9.69

00:35 0.7206:48 9.7212:52 0.6319:08 10.14

01:21 0.3707:33 10:0513:38 0.3519:54 10.37

02:06 0.2408:18 10.1814:21 0.2920:38 10.36

02:48 0.3509:01 10.0915:03 0.4421:20 10.12

03:27 0.6709:42 9.7915:42 0.8122:00 9.63

04:04 1.1910:21 9.2816:21 1.3822:39 8.94

04:41 1.8611:00 8.6017:00 2.0923:21 8.12

05:21 2.6211:46 7.8317:50 2.86

00:12 7.2806:18 3.3412:48 7.1219:02 3.49

01:32 6.6407:44 3.7814:22 6.7820:48 3.65

03:13 6.6009:39 3.6315:57 7.0922:26 3.17

04:33 7.1010:51 3.0217:00 7.7323:16 2.53

05:23 7.7511:32 2.3917:43 8.3523:52 1.97

06:00 8.3112:03 1.8818:20 8.82

00:24 1.5606:35 8.7212:35 1.5118:54 9.12

00:54 1.3107:07 8.9813:07 1.3119:27 9.26

01:24 1.2007:39 9.1113:39 1.2619:58 9.27

01:54 1.2108:09 9.1214:09 1.3320:27 9.19

02:23 1.3208:36 9.0614:36 1.4820:54 9.04

02:48 1.4909:04 8.9215:00 1.6821:20 8.83

03:12 1.7109:31 8.7115:25 1.9221:49 8.52

03:38 2.0010:03 8.3915:56 2.2722:25 8.08

04:15 2.4310:45 7.9316:42 2.7523:20 7.52

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ervicesMarina


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05:09 2.9911:51 7.4518:03 3.26

00:44 7.0806:57 3.3813:25 7.2319:58 3.29

02:25 7.1508:38 3.1515:01 7.5821:29 2.74

03:47 7.7709:54 2.4916:14 8.3322:36 1.96

04:48 8.5710:54 1.7517:11 9.1123:28 1.26

05:39 9.2711:43 1.1318:00 9.72

00:15 0.7506:27 9.7712:30 0.7218:48 10.10

01:00 0.4807:12 10.0413:15 0.5219:33 10.23

01:43 0.4407:56 10.0913:59 0.5320:16 10.14

02:24 0.6108:37 9.9514:40 0.7320:57 9.84

03:03 0.9709:16 9.6215:19 1.1121:36 9.34

03:39 1.4709:55 9.1215:58 1.6322:14 8.69

04:14 2.0810:35 8.5116:38 2.2622:54 7.96

04:52 2.7311:21 7.8417:26 2.9023:44 7.24

05:46 3.3412:21 7.2418:33 3.43

00:55 6.6907:07 3.7313:45 6.9320:01 3.60

02:30 6.6008:41 3.6615:13 7.1221:35 3.27

03:51 7.0210:00 3.1716:18 7.6422:33 2.71

04:45 7.6310:48 2.5817:06 8.2123:14 2.18

05:27 8.2011:26 2.0817:47 8.6623:48 1.76

06:03 8.6512:02 1.7118:24 8.97

00:22 1.4806:37 8.9512:37 1.5018:59 9.13

00:56 1.3407:11 9.1113:12 1.4319:31 9.18

01:29 1.3307:42 9.1613:46 1.4620:03 9.15

02:00 1.4008:13 9.1314:18 1.5720:33 9.04

02:30 1.5508:45 9.0214:47 1.7321:05 8.85

02:59 1.7609:18 8.8115:18 1.9621:41 8.55

03:30 2.0409:56 8.5015:56 2.2722:24 8.14

04:12 2.4310:45 8.1116:50 2.6623:21 7.68

05:13 2.8811:52 7.7418:12 2.99

00:37 7.3605:48 3.1412:14 7.6118:40 2.98

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01:03 7.4107:14 2.9613:36 7.8720:00 2.61

02:21 7.8808:27 2.4814:47 8.4021:09 2.04

03:24 8.5109:27 1.9015:45 8.9922:04 1.49

04:18 9.0910:19 1.4216:38 9.4522:53 1.10

05:06 9.5111:07 1.0917:27 9.7223:39 0.90

05:51 9.7411:53 0.9518:13 9.80

00:21 0.8706:35 9.7912:37 0.9718:57 9.70

01:03 1.0107:16 9.6713:20 1.1319:38 9.44

01:41 1.2907:56 9.4114:00 1.4120:17 9.04

02:18 1.6708:35 9.0214:39 1.8020:54 8.55

02:53 2.1209:16 8.5615:20 2.2421:34 8.02

03:30 2.6010:01 8.0616:05 2.7022:20 7.49

04:18 3.0610:54 7.6117:00 3.1023:15 7.06

05:23 3.4111:58 7.3018:08 3.32

00:27 6.8506:40 3.5113:11 7.2519:24 3.28

01:46 6.9707:54 3.3014:22 7.4920:32 2.98

02:53 7.3808:56 2.9015:20 7.8821:25 2.57

03:45 7.8809:45 2.4716:08 8.2822:09 2.17

04:28 8.3410:27 2.1016:51 8.6122:49 1.86

05:08 8.7011:08 1.8417:30 8.8523:28 1.64

05:45 8.9511:47 1.6818:06 8.99

00:06 1.5206:20 9.1012:25 1.6018:42 9.05

00:42 1.4806:55 9.1713:03 1.5919:18 9.04

01:18 1.5307:32 9.1413:41 1.6519:57 8.94

01:54 1.6508:12 9.0314:20 1.7720:38 8.75

02:33 1.8508:55 8.8315:04 1.9721:24 8.47

03:18 2.1209:47 8.5615:58 2.2122:18 8.15

04:16 2.4210:46 8.3017:02 2.4523:21 7.88

05:28 2.6611:52 8.1218:12 2.58

00:31 7.7706:42 2.7113:01 8.1119:24 2.53

01:44 7.9007:52 2.5514:12 8.2820:33 2.30

02:53 8.2308:57 2.2415:17 8.5821:36 1.98

03:53 8.6409:56 1.9016:15 8.8822:31 1.67

04:46 9.0110:48 1.6217:09 9.1223:21 1.45

05:34 9.2811:36 1.4417:57 9.24

00:05 1.3406:18 9.4012:22 1.3618:42 9.23

00:46 1.3407:00 9.4013:05 1.3919:23 9.11

01:24 1.4607:40 9.2813:45 1.5220:01 8.90

02:01 1.6608:19 9.0614:24 1.7220:39 8.61

02:36 1.9208:59 8.7715:02 1.9921:15 8.28

03:11 2.2309:39 8.4315:40 2.2921:54 7.93

03:48 2.5710:22 8.0716:22 2.6222:36 7.58

04:34 2.9211:09 7.7317:11 2.9223:25 7.28

05:33 3.2212:03 7.4718:10 3.15

00:24 7.0906:44 3.3613:06 7.3419:19 3.29

01:36 7.1107:56 3.2714:16 7.4320:27 3.04

02:50 7.3908:59 2.9715:21 7.7221:26 2.71

03:49 7.8309:53 2.5816:15 8.1022:16 2.32

04:37 8.3010:40 2.1917:01 8.4723:02 1.96

05:20 8.7111:24 1.8617:44 8.7823:45 1.66

06:00 9.0312:08 1.5918:25 9.02

00:27 1.4406:40 9.2712:51 1.4119:06 9.17

01:09 1.3107:21 9.4013:34 1.3019:48 9.24

01:50 1.2708:05 9.4414:18 1.2820:32 9.20

02:32 1.3308:50 9.3715:02 1.3621:18 9.05

03:16 1.4909:38 9.1915:49 1.5522:06 8.80

04:05 1.7610:30 8.9116:40 1.8522:57 8.47

05:00 2.1011:24 8.5717:37 2.2023:55 8.11

06:03 2.4412:24 8.2118:42 2.53

01:00 7.8307:13 2.6713:33 7.9719:55 2.68

02:15 7.7908:27 2.6614:47 7.9621:09 2.57

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20Sa

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SAILMAKINGBEAUFORT HOUSE, 704 MUMBLES RD, SWANSEA SA3 4EH

CONTACT: TED SUMMERS

Telephone: 01792 367838


Tawe Lock Closures 2010January

Friday 1st 1100 – 1400Saturday 2nd 1200 – 1500Sunday 3rd 1245 – 1545Monday 4th 1330 – 1630Tuesday 5th 1415 – 1715Wednesday 6th Lockmaster’s Decision

Friday 15th Lockmaster’s DecisionSaturday 16th Lockmaster’s DecisionSunday 17th 1200 – 1500Monday 18th Lockmaster’s DecisionTuesday 19th Lockmaster’s Decision

Friday 29th 1000 – 1300Saturday 30th 1100 – 1400Sunday 31st 1145 – 1445

FebruaryMonday 1st 1230 – 1530Tuesday 2nd 1315 – 1615Wednesday 3rd 1345 – 1645Thursday 4th 1430 – 1730

Saturday 13th 1115 – 1415Sunday 14th 1115 – 1415Monday 15th 1145 – 1445Tuesday 16th 1215 – 1515Wednesday 17th 1230 – 1530Thursday 18th 1300 – 1600Friday 19th Lockmaster’s Decision

Friday 26th Lockmaster’s DecisionSaturday 27th 0945 – 1245Sunday 28th 1030 – 1330

MarchMonday 1st 1130 – 1430Tuesday 2nd 1200 – 1500Wednesday 3rd 1245 – 1545Thursday 4th 1330 – 1630Friday 5th 1400 – 1700

Annual Maintenance Shutdown:Locks Closed from Sunday 7th March 2010 2200 until Monday 22nd March 2010 0700

Saturday 27th Lockmaster’s DecisionSaturday 27th 2100 – 2200Sunday 28th 1030 – 1330Monday 29th 1115 – 1415Tuesday 30th 1200 – 1500Wednesday 31st 1245 – 1545

AprilThursday 1st 1315 – 1615Friday 2nd 1400 – 1700Saturday 3rd 1430 – 1730

Monday 12th Lockmaster’s DecisionTuesday 13th 1100 – 1400Wednesday 14th 1145 – 1445Thursday 15th 1215 – 1515Friday16th 1245 – 1545Saturday 17th 1315 – 1615Sunday 18th 1345 – 1645Monday 19th Lockmaster’s Decision

Sunday 25th Lockmaster’s DecisionSunday 25th 2130 – 2200Monday 26th 1000 – 1300Tuesday 27th 1045 – 1345Wednesday 28th 1130 – 1430Thursday 29th 1215 – 1515Friday 30th 1245 – 1545


MaySaturday 1st 1330 – 1630Sunday 2nd Lockmaster’s Decision

Wednesday 12th Lockmaster’s DecisionThursday 13th 1115 – 1415Friday 14th 1145 – 1445Saturday 15th 1230 – 1530Sunday 16th 1300 – 1600Monday 17th 1345 – 1645Tuesday 18th Lockmaster’s Decision

Tuesday 25th Lockmaster’s DecisionWednesday 26th 1015 – 1315Thursday 27th 115 – 1415Friday 28th 1145 – 1445Saturday 29th 1230 – 1530Sunday 30th Lockmaster’s DecisionMonday 31st Lockmaster’s Decision

July

June

Friday 11th Lockmaster’s Decision

Saturday 12th 1130 – 1430

Sunday 13th 1215 – 1515

Monday 14th 1300 – 1600

Tuesday 15th 1345 – 1645

Wednesday 16th 1430 – 1730

Thursday 17th 1515 – 1815


Saturday 26th Lockmaster’s Decision

Sunday 27th Lockmaster’s Decision

Monday 28th Lockmaster’s Decision

Tuesday 29th Lockmaster’s Decision

Wednesday 30th Lockmaster’s Decision

Sunday 11th 1100 – 1400

Monday 12th 1200 – 1500

Tuesday 13th 1245 – 1545



Friday 16th 1500 – 1800



Tuesday 27th 1230 – 1530


Thursday 29th Lockmaster’s Decision


Monday 9th 1045 – 1345

Tuesday 10th 1145 – 1445



Friday 13th 1400 – 1700


Sunday 15th 1515 – 1815




Friday 27th 1300 – 1600



August

Tawe Lock Closures 2010



Tuesday 7th 1030 – 1330



Friday 10th 1245 – 1545


Sunday 12th 1415 – 1715

Monday 13th 1445 – 1745

Wednesday 22nd Lockmaster’s Decision

Thursday 23rd 1130 – 1430

Friday 24th 1215 – 1515


Sunday 26th 1300 – 1600





Friday 8th 1145 – 1445


Sunday 10th 1215 – 1615

Monday 11th 1345 – 1645


Thursday 21st Lockmaster’s Decision

Friday 22nd Lockmaster’s Decision

Saturday 23rd 1145 – 1445

Sunday 24th 1215 – 1515



September October

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We are able to swiftly assess and respond to information thatcould be linked to maritime and coastal based organised crime, smuggling and terrorist activity.

For further information and to email us log on to:www.coastwatchwales.gov.uk

If you suspect it Flag It Up.


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November


Friday 5th 0930 – 1230


Sunday 7th 1100 – 1400

Monday 8th 1145 – 1445

Tuesday 9th 1230 – 1530

Sunday 21st Lockmaster’s Decision

Sunday 22nd Lockmaster’s Decision

Monday 23rd Lockmaster’s Decision



December

Saturday 4th Lockmaster’s Decision


Sunday 5th 1000 – 1300

Monday 6th 1045 – 1345

Tuesday 7th 1130 – 1430


Thursday 9th Lockmaster’s Decision

Tuesday 21st Lockmaster’s Decision

Wednesday 22nd 1115 – 1415

Thursday 23rd 1200 – 1500

Friday 24th 1245 – 1545

Saturday 25th Christmas Day, Locks Closed




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