Kethole Reach mooring buoys removed
Peel Ports have permanently removed mooring buoy numbers 22 and 24 in Kethole Reach. Number 23 remains but that’s two less nasty unlit hazards to avoid in the dark.
Peel Ports have permanently removed mooring buoy numbers 22 and 24 in Kethole Reach. Number 23 remains but that’s two less nasty unlit hazards to avoid in the dark.
Despite the Royal Navy’s proud 400-year association with Chatham, the RNSA has been given its marching orders from its modest base at the Historic Dockyard to make way for yet another housing development. The...
Environment / Medway Council / People / Planning
by admiral · Published 22nd February 2020 · Last modified 21st February 2020
As part of the Cabinet reshuffle, the Prime Minister has appointed Kelly Tolhurst MP, a marine surveyor by trade, as the new Maritime Minister. Kelly is also the MP for Rochester and Strood. She...
Following Storm Dennis last weekend, this derelict yacht that has been on the Peel Ports moorings at Borstal is believed to have sunk along with the two buoys to which it was attached. The...
It may have escaped your notice last month but one of our two major local chandleries has acquired a major online retailer. Read more here…
The high-resolution live webcam was provided by the MSBA for monitoring antisocial behaviour and dangerous riding of personal watercraft (jetskis) at Gillingham Strand. Several webcams and live weather stations along with tidal information are...
Kingsferry Bridge / Navigation / Peel Ports / Swale / Yacht cruising
by admiral · Published 11th February 2020 · Last modified 17th October 2020
Network Rail have told us that, while work is being carried out to reinstate the power at Kingsferry Bridge, the bridge can only be lifted when there is a fitter on site, which is...
On Saturday, Lijia (“Lily”) Xu with her coach Jon Emmett conducted a boot camp and gave talks at Medway Yacht Club. Among her many achievements, Lily won a gold medal in the Laser Radial...
Storm Ciara caused a significant negative tidal surge yesterday and a positive one of nearly a metre today, on top of a big spring tide. Real-time tidal information at Sheerness can be viewed at...
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