nene ports tide tables 2017

Nene PortsTide Tables2017

For More information ContactPort Of Wisbech (0)1945 587070C RO Port Sutton Bridge (0)1406 351133Harbour Office (0)1945 588059

The Ports on the River Nene, C RO Port Sutton Bridge and Port of Wisbech have played a vital role in supporting the successful construction and installation of the LINCS offshore windfarm and Export Cable Landing.

• IdeallylocatedforfutureRound2developments• Quaysideandstorageavailable• OfficeSpaceavailable• Boatyardavailableforsupportvesselrepair

The Ports on the River Nene

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Tide Tablesfor the

Port of Wisbechand

Port Sutton Bridge(Predictions refer to Wisbech Cut 52° 49.57’ N, 00°13.11’ E)

(Big Tom Beacon)

Nene Ports Authority is the operating name of bothFenland District Council and the Port of Wisbech Authority

January 2017

Nene Ports AuthorityHarbour Office, The Boathouse, Harbour Square,

WISBECH, Cambs. PE13 3BHTel: +44 (0) 1945 588059 Fax: +44 (0) 1945 580589

In an Emergency call Coast Guard 999

Enquires to:

Harbour MasterJamie Hemming

E-mail [email protected]

Marine Operations ManagerJohn Roper

E-mail [email protected]

Wisbech Yacht HarbourHarbour Office, The Boathouse,

Harbour Square, Wisbech, Cambs. PE13 3BHTel: +44 (0) 1945 588059 Fax: +44 (0) 1945 580589

Berthing enquiries to Andy FosterE-mail [email protected]

Fenland District CouncilFenland Hall, County Road, March, Cambs. PE15 8NQ

Tel: +44 (0) 1354 654321 Fax: +44 (0) 1354 622381

Corporate Director - Gary W. GarfordE-mail: [email protected]

PilotageAdmiralty Charts Nos. 108 and 1200. Imray Y9.

Pilotage is compulsory and Pilots should be ordered byshipping agents through the Pilot Master, telephone +44 (0)7793 960094 or Port Sutton Bridge telephone +44 (0)1406 351133 orPort of Wisbech Ltd telephone +44 (0)1945 587070.

Masters are advised to give E.T.A. 24 hours prior to arrival at Pilot Station. Anchorage north of NENE ROADS SAFE WATER MARK approx. 220deg. True, 5.8 nm from ROARING MIDDLE LIGHT FLOAT (52°54.28 N, 00°15.135, E)

The Pilot Vessel does not cruise on station except when vessels are expected. Pilots will make contact with vessels approx. 2½ hours to high water on VHF Channel 9.

In heavy weather or during busy periods boarding may be impossible at the Pilot Station, in which case Pilots will advise Masters by VHF how to proceed to facilitate boarding.

Pilot Master: Tel: +44(0) 7793 960094

Port Control working channel VHF 09-Call signs ‘Wisbech Pilots’, ‘Sutton Bridge Pilots’,

‘Wisbech Harbour Office’.

The Port of WisbechA quality service at competitive rates

• Competitive wharfage dues (discounts for assured business and high volumes)

• Modern mobile cranes at competitive rates for loading and discharge (up to 20 tonnes max lift)

• Over 20 tonne lifts on application

• Rapid turn round

• Excellent road service to all parts of the country

• Diesel bunkers, water and stores available (at reasonable notice)

• Equipped for bulk handling

• Excellent discharge port for abnormal loads allowing minimum road transport

Gateway to the heart ofIndustrial England

Direct all cargo enquiries to:

Port of Wisbech Ltd., Nene Parade, Wisbech, Cambs. PE13 3BB Tel: +44 (0) 1945 587070 Fax: +44 (0) 1945 587072

The Port of WisbechWisbech welcomes vessels up to a maximum of 83m L.O.A. and 13m beam. Vessels under 60m no Tug attendance required to swing in the turning basin. Vessels 60 - 75m without bow thruster Tug attendance required to swing in the turning basin.

All vessels over 75 - 83m Tug attendance required to swing in the turning basin. Vessels require maximum draft of tidal prediction minus 2 metres up to a maximum of 4.88m.

All vessels are required to offer good forward visibility. In order to swing. Masters are advised that adverse weather conditions can cause large variations on prediction, affecting the restrictions on draft.

Vessels of unusual construction, or with restricted or limited visibility require prior permission of the Harbour Master and may be subject to daylight only passage and/or a tug attending.12 hours notice may be required to order the tug. For any vessel sailing from Wisbech in loaded or part loaded condition, maximum draft should be calculated by prediction minus 2.4 metres. All such vessels should agree their departure plan with the Pilot Master well in advance of ETD. Outward vessels in ballast are requested to have minimum draft possible prior to departure.

Further information from Harbour Master or Pilot Master.

Port Sutton BridgeMasters, Owners & Charterers are advised to request the latest information from Sutton Bridge Ship Agency, telephone +44 (0)1406 351133, with regard to maximum vessel dimensions. Maximum drafts are as the predicted tide height minus 1 (one) metre. In general the maximum vessel dimensions and details are as follows:-

Vessels up to 90m LOA: draft as per maximum draft tables to a maximum draft of 6.00m. Vessels 90m-120m LOA: use maximum draft tables - 0.5m to a maximum draft of 6.00m. Vessels over 100m LOA: to order the tug attendance from Bill Buoy to PSB, such a manoeuvre to be carried out on a daylight tide only. Vessels 85m-100m LOA without a bow thruster & vessels 95m-100m LOA with a bow thruster will require a tug to assist/standby when swinging in the Port swinging basin. Vessels over 100m LOA and/or vessels of unusual construction affecting visability or manoeuvring capability, such as vessels with forward wheelhouses, limited forward visability due to deck cargo, high sided vessels and vessels which can only berth either port or starboard side to the quay require prior permission from the Nene Ports Authority Harbour Master and may be subject to limiting conditions eg: tug attendance, daylight passage only etc. Failure to obtain prior permission may result in a delay. All vessels: Maximum beam 17m.

Vessels outside these limits may be accepted due to exceptional circumstances and after prior consultation with the Nene Ports Authority Harbour Master. In any event all vessels are subject to acceptance by Port Sutton Bridge. Port Sutton Bridge operates on a NAABSA basis viz. “Not always afloat but safely aground”. The implication being that vessels must be capable of taking the ground.

C.RO Ports Sutton Bridge LTDWest BankSutton BridgeSpaldingPE129QR Tel: 01406 351133Fax: 01406 351613Mail: [email protected]: www.croports.com

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• 349mcontinuousquay/bertharea• 21,000m2dedicatedcoveredwarehousing• Purpose-builtcoilwarehousewithoverheadgantrycranage• Openstoragefacilities• 25acresofport-relateddevelopmentland• In-houseShipsAgency• In-housetransport department covering nationwide distribution for imported goods as well as collections for export consignments • Comprehensive investment in new warehouse management system, including EDI interface, barcode generation of test certificates and scanning. • BulkHandling:Elevationcapacityinexcessof400tonnes/hour• Steelhandling:Normalliftingcapacityupto32.5tonnes.• Projectcargo;• Heavyliftcapability;• Goodmarineaccessto localised developments linked to improved road access through to the major road networks.

Speed Limits on the River Nene and Nene Approach Channel.

Mariners are reminded regarding the speed of their vessels when navigating in harbour authority waters.

Rule 6 of the COLREGS requires every vessel to proceed at a safe speed and for most practical purposes locally, the governing factors are:-

a) causing no wash and b) proceeding at a safe speed so that she can take proper and effective action to avoid collision and be stopped within a distance appropriate to the prevailing circumstance and conditions.

Causing wash erodes banks, compromising flood protection and wildlife habitats and can cause damage to moored craft. It can even represent a hazard to ships while cargo handling.

It is accepted that planing craft can create less wash at speed than when moving slowly but within the limits of both the Port of Wisbech and Port Sutton Bridge, the following stipulation must be adhered to by all vessels save those with the permission of the Harbour Master:-

Port of Wisbech - Between Port Hand Beacon ‘DRAKES’ and Elgood’s Brewery.

Port Sutton Bridge – Between Port Hand Beacon ‘DOUBLE REDS’ and the sluice, six (6) cables south of Cross Keys Swing Bridge.

The strict, maximum speed limit in these areas is six (6) knots through the water, creating no wash. Mariners are also reminded that from time to time, speed monitoring exercises will be undertaken by the harbour authority.

Port Marine Safety CodeMaritime and marine related operations within the Port of Wisbech Authority and Wisbech Pilotage District are subject to the local Port Marine Safety Code. This represents a commitment on the part of the Authority and marine businesses to:-

Safety Management, Risk Assessment, Port Emergency Plan, Oil Spill Contingency Plan, Flood Action Plan, Port Waste Management, Port Health and Port Environmental Management Plan All ships’ Masters and those in charge of small craft are advised to consult with their local agents or the Harbour Office to ensure compliance and to obtain a copy of the Port Bye Laws currently in force.

International Ship and PortFacility Security Code

From 1 July 2004, the ports of Wisbech and Sutton Bridge and the area of jurisdiction of the Port of Wisbech Authority have been subject to the ISPS Code incorporating the Aviation and Maritime Security Act 1990 and the Merchant Shipping and Maritime Security Act 1997.

All ships, boats and personnel using these ports and waters are required to be compliant within the terms of the code and failure in this respect can lead to exclusion, restriction and/or prosecution.

Any enquiries concerning the extent of such compliance can be addressed to the Port of Wisbech Authority or to the appropriate port facility.

Port HealthFenland District Council incorporates Wisbech Port Health Authority which covers both Wisbech Port and Port Sutton Bridge.

The Authority provides a Port Health Service to commercial ships, leisure vessels and fishing vessels.

International health regulations require a commercial ship arriving from a foreign port to carry a valid Ship Sanitation Control (Exemption) Certificate to show satisfactory standard of hygiene on board. These certificates can be renewed locally following ship inspections by port health officers.

Water sampling is carried out to ensure that the water supplied to the ships and boats from the quays and pontoons is safe to drink.

Ships sometimes arrive in ports carrying sick crew. For each port there is a plan for preventing the spread of infectious disease through working with local hospitals and Health Protection Agencies to safeguard public health.

Fishing vessels landing their catch at the ports can be inspected where processing is carried out on board and the cooked product can be sampled for microbiological testing.

Wisbech Port Health Authority also covers an area of sea in the Wash where cockles and mussels grow. Although on occasions there is no known commercial harvesting of these molluscs, routine sampling is carried out and information is displayed to any casual gatherers of these shellfish at times when algal contamination makes them unsafe to eat.

Contact 01354 654321 or [email protected]

Tables of Sea Distances to Wisbech Aberdeen ....................301 Harwich .....................145 Amsterdam ..................188 Havre ........................273 Antwerp ......................227 Heligoland .................298 Archangel .................1975 Hook of Holland ..........178 Belfast ........................733 Hull .............................74 Berwick on Tweed ........200 Inverness ....................394 Bilbao ........................822 Ipswich ......................148 Bremen .......................366 Kiel ...........................402 Brunsbuttel ...................348 Leith ...........................278 Calais ........................193 London Docks ..............210 Cardiff ........................617 Lowestoft ......................97 Cuxhaven ....................332 Lulea ........................1423 Copenhagen ...............623 Ostend .......................185 Delfzijl ........................257 Peterhead ...................308 Dover .........................184 Plymouth .....................408 Dundee .......................280 Riga ..........................947 Dunkerque ...................208 Rochester ....................195 Emden ........................279 Rotterdam ...................191 Flushing ......................196 Sheerness ...................178 Gdansk ......................735 Skaw .........................481 Gibraltar ...................1418 Southampton ...............314 Glasgow .....................773 Stockholm ...................897 Gothenburg .................523 St. Petersburg ............1187 Grangemouth...............288 Sunderland .................163 Gravesend ..................193 Tees ...........................145 Grimsby ........................68 Texel ..........................183 Gt Yarmouth ..................91 Tyne Piers ...................173 Guernsey ....................383 Ymuiden .....................184 Hamburg ....................386 Uleaborg ..................1465 Hartlepool ...................143 Vaso ........................1286

Nene Ports tide tables 2017All times are LMT (Local Mean Time). They are adjusted for daylight saving. Tidal predictions for Wisbech Cut are based upon data supplied by the Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory, copyright reserved.

All times and depths are greatly affected by prevailing winds. Winds from N.W. to N.E. increase depths and may cause high water to occur earlier. Winds from S.E. through South to S.W. may cause tides to fail to reach prediction, and high water may occur later. Heavy Spring freshets may cause increased depths.

Whilst every care has been taken in the computation of these Tables, neither we nor the Institute guarantee the information contained therein, and accept no liability for errors of any description.

High Water Wisbech is approximately 0hr 30 mins after HWWisbech Cut although slack water Wisbech can be +1hr30mins.

Approximate differences on High Water Wisbech Cut

North Shields ............. -03h 00m Hartlepool .................. -02h 45m Whitby ...................... -02h 26m Bridlington.................. -01h 40m Immingham ............... -00h 21m Grimsby ................... -00h 09m Skegness ................... -00h 08m Hunstanton ................. -00h 06m Wells Bar .................. -00h 01m

Blakeney Bar ........... +00h 03m Boston ................... +00h 06m King’s Lynn .............. +00h 09m Brancaster Staithe .... +00h 13m Cromer .................. +00h 19m Great Yarmouth ....... +02h 39m Lowestoft ................ +03h 00m

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0045 1.170537 6.821308 1.201758 6.98

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0447 1.480953 5.891657 1.752200 6.27

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0328 1.080811 6.581535 1.242018 6.99

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0214 0.850658 6.831424 1.141904 7.18

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Wisbech Cut - 52° 49.57’N, 00° 13.11’EMarch 2017

Time m Time m Time m0112 1.000604 6.621324 1.241808 6.92

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0543 1.671044 6.301810 1.502323 5.74

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0132 5.330749 2.151332 5.472043 1.83

0236 5.210858 2.241445 5.302149 1.90

0338 5.261013 2.201553 5.332254 1.88

0432 5.461121 2.061651 5.492353 1.81

0518 5.741221 1.881738 5.71

0044 1.700558 6.031312 1.701820 5.91

0130 1.600634 6.271356 1.551857 6.07

0212 1.520708 6.461438 1.431933 6.18

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0327 1.420815 6.651554 1.302043 6.25

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0237 1.130722 7.141510 0.811955 7.05

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0444 1.240929 7.101715 0.942209 6.51

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0548 1.641054 6.401822 1.442335 5.73

0621 1.871141 5.931859 1.72

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0349 5.131037 2.261622 5.132312 2.08

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0104 1.750612 6.211334 1.601840 6.04

0148 1.590647 6.481418 1.421915 6.25

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0309 1.360754 6.851538 1.182022 6.52

0347 1.300828 6.951615 1.132058 6.55

0421 1.300905 6.961649 1.142135 6.49

0307 1.140747 7.341538 0.752022 7.00

0347 1.140826 7.351616 0.812059 6.86

0421 1.220905 7.201650 0.982136 6.61

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0519 1.571021 6.481747 1.492249 5.92

0548 1.791100 5.981816 1.772329 5.53

0620 2.031147 5.431851 2.07

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0130 4.870810 2.461421 4.682110 2.45

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0146 5.340843 2.031439 5.472126 2.15

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0431 5.941146 1.571714 6.22

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0114 1.490611 6.851348 1.021846 6.85

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0245 1.210725 7.281515 0.861957 6.96

0323 1.180802 7.291551 0.932030 6.88

0255 4.890952 2.421549 4.852234 2.33

0409 5.221113 2.171653 5.272341 2.11

0504 5.691216 1.881739 5.72

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0124 1.640621 6.521355 1.391851 6.40

0207 1.450656 6.821437 1.201924 6.63

0248 1.290729 7.051517 1.061958 6.80

0326 1.190804 7.211553 0.982034 6.88

0403 1.160840 7.261629 0.992111 6.82

0438 1.220919 7.161702 1.102149 6.63

0512 1.351000 6.911734 1.292231 6.32

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0518 1.721026 5.951740 1.812244 5.76

0547 1.951108 5.411810 2.102328 5.34

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Wisbech Cut - 52° 49.57’N, 00° 13.11’EOctober 2017

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0257 1.270737 7.061520 1.102001 6.86

0330 1.290813 6.941552 1.222032 6.77

0320 5.031031 2.251617 5.132301 2.28

0423 5.521138 1.941706 5.66

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0051 1.690549 6.501322 1.361823 6.52

0138 1.450626 6.881408 1.151857 6.81

0221 1.260702 7.181450 0.991931 7.02

0303 1.120738 7.381529 0.902008 7.11

0343 1.060817 7.441607 0.922046 7.06

0421 1.100858 7.311642 1.062126 6.86

0457 1.230944 7.001716 1.302209 6.52

0534 1.421034 6.531753 1.602259 6.10

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0428 1.500923 6.331644 1.592135 6.32

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0522 1.861036 5.461739 2.072248 5.59

0556 2.071125 5.011816 2.332340 5.19

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0131 5.580842 1.741437 5.722108 2.16

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0238 1.400728 6.491452 1.451937 6.64

0307 1.480801 6.241520 1.592010 6.45

0327 5.901048 1.671610 6.082310 1.78

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0003 1.500453 6.841233 1.161728 6.86

0052 1.270533 7.181319 0.991806 7.10

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0438 1.890958 5.261651 2.152207 5.54

0518 2.051054 4.981736 2.342305 5.27

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0205 5.610913 1.751500 5.612135 2.13

0309 5.751018 1.701551 5.832241 1.96

0401 5.931114 1.621632 6.052337 1.79

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0325 1.480819 6.051532 1.632024 6.41

0332 6.251055 1.461617 6.362324 1.58

0422 6.681156 1.241701 6.74

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0116 1.110556 7.271340 0.981825 7.20

0206 0.960644 7.361426 0.981908 7.25

0252 0.910734 7.261510 1.091952 7.15

0337 0.960826 6.991550 1.292039 6.92

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0554 1.501130 5.721801 2.052328 5.85

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Sunrise and Sunset Times 2017Times are UTC. Predictions for Wisbech Cut

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The Wash - An Unspoilt Marine Wilderness

For the cruising sailor, the rivers and waterways of the Fens offer much by way of tranquil leisure time afloat. For the marginally more adventurous however – and for those making passages to and from remoter destinations – the Wash is a delight awaiting sailors with an eye for something different.

Historically, the Wash has suffered from an unjust reputation as a wild and dangerous place best avoided by yachtsmen. Although short, steep seas can result after prolonged spells of north easterly winds, the Wash is more straightforward that the Thames estuary being 200 square miles of embayment with plenty of uninterrupted, deep water to enjoy.

Clearly marked channels point the way to the rivers Witham, Welland, Nene and Great Ouse. A grand variety of destinations with much to recommend them. Wisbech in particular on the tidal Nene is a very easy prospect given its modern marina facilities.

All the rivers, (depending on size of vessel), offer an unrivalled gateway to the inland waterway network in the same way as many a port in nearby Continental Europe. Wisbech Yacht Harbour can arrange mast unstepping and storage.

The Wash is also an important haven for wildlife and amongst its designations it is a European Marine Site and Special Area of Conservation. It is home to the country’s largest population of common seals and with approximately 160,000 wading birds and 51,000 wildfowl attracted to the extensive mudflats and sandbanks, a “twitcher’s” paradise.

Sport fishing too is of increasing interest to many with bass, mackerel, smooth hound, Thornback Ray and Tub Gurnard amongst the species regularly caught. Organised sea fishing trips can be joined from Wisbech Yacht Harbour.

As many other parts of the UK become overcrowded – and expensive for small boats, the Wash is fast becoming a place where the slower pace and traditional values are being rediscovered.

The Wash and North Norfolk Coast were made a Special Area of Conservation and a European Marine Site under UK and European law in 1996.

Help to protect this unique environment and safeguard the wildlife by following the Good Practice Guide.

More information can be found at: www.wnncems.co.uk or contact the Project Manager on 01553 772020 or [email protected]

Information for skippers ofsmall craftNavigational Safety

The River Nene is a fast flowing river with tidal rates up to 6 knots on big spring tides. Neap tides however, rarely exceed 2 knots and the tidal range drops from 6 metres to 3, presenting a much more benign experience.

While these conditions obviously demand respect, they are not difficult given proper planning and should not be a discouragement to visiting Wisbech. Many other parts of the UK and continental Europe are subject to similar conditions and do not prevent leisure boating activity.

Commercial vessels of up to 2,500 dwt visit Wisbech. Ships up to 5,000 dwt can stop at Port Sutton Bridge (PSB), although the larger vessels can only enter on spring tides. About 40 ships sail up to Wisbech and 300 to PSB annually.

Commercial vessels will mostly have a length far in excess of the river width and are therefore restricted to the deepest water both in the river and in the outer channel. Small boat users are required to strictly observe Rule 9 of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, taking particular account of:

Rule 9(b): A vessel of less than 20 metres in length or a sailing vessel shall not impede the passage of a vessel which can safely navigate only within a narrow channel or fairway.Rule 9(d): A vessel shall not cross a narrow channel or fairway if such crossing impedes the passage of a vessel which can safely navigate only within such channel of fairway.

Extreme care should be taken when approaching either port area between HW-2.5 hours / + 1 hour. This is when commercial traffic will be operating. This is especially so in the vicinity of the swinging basins (Wisbech and PSB) around the HW period. Listen on VHF Channel 09.

Be alert for sound signals, especially Five Short Blasts - “I am unclear of your intentions”.

Commercial and working vessels (tugs, pilot boats, etc) will slow down if they consider their wash to be excessive but they have to be aware of your presence and, at night or in poor visibility, lights and sound signals can be lost in the background of a river environment. Again, contact should be made via Channel 09 VHF giving your position, course and intentions and requestingconfirmation of your message.

Please maintain a listening watch on Channel 09 at all times as planned movements of commercial vessels can change very quickly due to reasons outside the control of the Harbour Authority and these may reflect on the orders given to your own vessel.

It must be emphasized that prior notice of your ETA and ETD, passage plan and vessel particulars will assist in removing most of the problems likely to be encountered, and will greatly add to the pleasure of your visit.

Passage Information for Small CraftOwners/Skippers of small craft intending to visit Wisbech are advised to make prior contact with the Harbour Office on +44(0) 1945 588059. A chartlet of the buoyed approach channel can be obtained by calling the above number.Times of High Water at Wisbech are approximately +30 minutes on Wisbech Cut. Slack water at Wisbech can, however, vary according to local conditions but is approximately +1 hour 30 minutes on Wisbech Cut.

Cross Keys Swing Bridge •StaffnormallyonsiteHW+/-4hrs •BridgeoperationalHW+/-3hrs–pre-bookingessentialatleast24 hours in advance: o Online via www.lincolnshire.gov.uk and search ‘Cross Keys Bridge’ o Email full details to: [email protected] o Telephone 01406 350364 or 07788 931616 •UpdatedETA’sareessentialespeciallyifthepassageisdelayedor abandoned •Estimatedairdraft3.40matHWMS •Passagecontrolledbymarinetrafficlights •Allvesselstoadheretomarinetrafficlightsatalltimes •Smallvesselsmayberequiredtocoordinatetheirpassagewith commercial approaches •Awaitingpontoonforshorttermmooringofsmallcraftisadjacentto the West bank, approximately 500m north of the Bridge •Thepontoon(noshorewardaccess)allowscrafttomakebestuseofthe tide when departing seaward and holds inbound craft prior to a bridge swing. Vessels should not raft more than two deep nor use the facility for any other purpose

Monitor VHF Ch.09 at all times and be aware ofcommercial ship movements

Contact the Harbour office for current rates and availability +44 (0) 1945 588059.

Capable of handling vessels up to 27mtr L.O.A - up to 75 tonne.

Capable of handling maximum beam of 6.40mtr - up to 75 tonne.

Boom crane lifting available - up to 3 tonne.

Other services available, mast stepping/unstepping, pressure washer hire, small boat lift available up to 3 tonne, mast/trailer storage.

Crab Marsh Boat Yard

About WISBECH YACHT HARBOURFenland District Council is the owner and operator of Wisbech Yacht Harbour which, according to Yachting Monthly offers “…..the finest moorings between the Humber and Lowestoft.”

Started in 1997, Wisbech Yacht Harbour has steadily grown and developed and now boasts 128 fully serviced, modern marina berths with first class amenities and security, right by the Georgian town centre of Wisbech, Capital of the Fens!

Diesel fuel is on sale at the north end of the yacht harbour and bottled gas and petrol can be obtained within easy walking distance of the moorings.

With the completion of the prestigious Boathouse Business Centre, centrepiece of the Nene Waterfront Regeneration Scheme, splendid showers, toilets and coin operated laundry are available for boat owners.

In The Boathouse, you will also find the harbour and marina office where the friendly team will ensure your use of the facilities, whether as berth-holder or visitor is a memorable one.

Wisbech Yacht Club &Berth Holders Association When visiting Wisbech you are assured of a warm welcome by Wisbech Yacht Club & Berth Holders Association which has a busy social and sailing programme.

If you are a local boat owner and would like to become a member an equally warm welcome is extended to you.

Contact Andrew Smyk 07848 888868

Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority No. 311163

We are a local family run insurance broker who pride ourselves on offering friendly and helpful service to our clients, at competitive rates.

Cover available:

Super yacht (for crafts with a value in excess of £1million) Small craft (sailing boats, small motorboats and speedboats up to 7m/23 ft in length) Sailing dinghy (for recreational and racing dinghies) Sailing boat (for pleasure and racing yachts) Motorboat (for crafts over 7m or 23ft) Jet Skis (fire, theft, accidental damage and liability cover available) Inland waterways (for narrowboats and other inland cruisers) Third party only (damage be caused whilst launching or navigating your boat. Commercial (for marine trade business including marinas, boat yards, brokers, builders, suppliers, trades and vessel operators)

Benefits: Warranted cruising range of up to 12 nautical miles offshore Covers loss or damage to your craft by fire, theft, accident or malicious damage Public Liability up to £3million Legal Expenses cover Optional cover for outboard motors, trailers, lifejackets & buoyancy aids Vessel can be left on moorings throughout the policy

14 Tuesday Market Place, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 1JN Telephone: 01553 770112

Fax: 0844 507 0037 Email: [email protected]

www.ibainsurance.co.uk

Marine Insurance

Fenton Way, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, PE16 6TT 01354 691623 [email protected]

South FensBUSINESS CENTRE

1 Harbour Square, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE13 3BH01945 586700 [email protected]

The BoathouseBUSINESS CENTRE

Business Premises

Conferences

For further details call: 01945 586700

Designed with Fenland’s start-up and small business enterprises at its heart, South Fens and The Boathouse Business Centres offer affordable and flexible lease packages that are just right for your business.

State-of-the-art conference facilities are available at South Fens and The Boathouse Business Centres. With our flexible layouts we can cater for up to 100 delegates in one of our suites or you may prefer to book a small room to meet with your clients.

Chartered Certified Accountants

• Looking for a new accountant?• Looking to save on accountancy bills?

• Tax returns • Tax Advice • Accounts• Subcontractors • Payroll • Book keeping & VAT

• Management AccountsSole traders, Partnerships & Limited Company’s

FREE initial consultationCall Nickie Bantoft on 01945 581102

Email: [email protected]

The Boathouse Business Centre, Harbour Square, Nene Parade, Wisbech, Cambs PE13 3BHTel: 01945 581102 www.bantoftaccountancy.co.uk

We offer an efficient,reliable and flexibleservice to all clients

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Published by Fenland District Council the harbour authority for Nene Ports(Port of Wisbech and Port Sutton Bridge and Wisbech Pilotage District)

£1.50 where sold

Charts and PilotsUKHO Charts AC1200 and AC 108, Admiralty Leisure Folio Orford Ness to the Humber, Imray C25 and Y9. Wisbech approach channel chartlet and pilotage information. All available from Wisbech Harbour Office. +44 (0)1945 588059 e.mail [email protected]

Useful TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Harbour Office ......................................................... 01945 588059Duty Officer (out of hours emergency) ............................07860 576685Cambridgeshire Police................................................01354 652561UK Border Agency .....................................................07775 410904HM Customs Hotline ...................................................0800 595 000Humber Coastguard ..................................................01262 672317Port Health Officer .....................................................01354 654321Bus and Train Enquiries ..............................................0871 200 2233Wisbech Hospital (0900/1700 Mon-Fri) .....................01945 585781King’s Lynn Hospital (24/7) .........................................01553 613613Wisbech Tourist Information .........................................01945 583263Doctor – Clarkson Surgery ..........................................01945 583133Dentist – Alexandra Road ............................................01945 583104Veterinary Surgery – Nene Parade ...............................01945 466777

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