News from Queenborough Harbour
CCTV We are currently testing our CCTV system, recently installed by Tim Bell, a friend of Queenborough Harbour Trust. The system incorporates a number of cameras that enable us to see clearly day and...
CCTV We are currently testing our CCTV system, recently installed by Tim Bell, a friend of Queenborough Harbour Trust. The system incorporates a number of cameras that enable us to see clearly day and...
Press Release from Queenborough Harbour Trust With the recent addition of a further 9 moorings, Queenborough Harbour continues to expand its services to the boating community. These Shoal Draft/Half Tide moorings are suitable for...
New Pontoon and ATL – RESTRICTED ACCESS Now that we have the new pontoon in place we need to carry out a number of important safety actions before we can officially welcome boats alongside....
Marinas / Planning / Queenborough
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 14 November, 2014 · Last modified 16 November, 2014
The 2006 plan for Queenborough regeneration included a marina but this aspect was later dropped in favour of building houses right up to the south edge of the water. See SBC+HCA amended plan here....
Dick Holness took this photo today. Yesterday the “harbour lookout” and container were taken by lorry to Sheerness then brought back again by sea. UPDATE: The pontoon is expected to be open for business...
News just in, as they say on CNN: the 60 metre x 9 metre pontoon (in 3 sections joined together) have now been installed and connected to the All Tide Landing hammerhead. However, the...
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 23 September, 2014 · Last modified 25 September, 2014
After some setbacks, there is good news at last! All three sections of the enormous 60m x 9m pontoon have arrived and are joined up, ready to install within days. Also the trot boat,...
Two of the three sections of the long awaited pontoon are in Dover having new towing brackets and bridles fitted. They should be delivered next week, weather permitting! Read about this and more in...
Unfortunately two of the three 20 metre sections of the massive pontoon broke loose in the Dover Strait and have been salvaged by the MCA. The remaining section is now moored in the Medway.
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 21 May, 2014 · Last modified 14 August, 2014
Some intrepid yachtspersons (including your webmaster) have once again been able to walk ashore with dry feet at Queenborough thanks to repairs being made by Queenborough Yacht Club. Once these repairs are complete, the...
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