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To the Littlehampton Marina Berth Holders Association Website.
This website is FREE to all LMBHA Members, so if you are not currently a member or you have a boat at Littlehampton Marina and would like to join, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Our site been designed to keep all boat owners at Littlehampton Marina up to date with events or changes at the Marina, and it also provides a forum for members to discuss their views on how we can all make the best of the Marina.
Your input as a member of the Association is really valuable to us, and we want to make sure that everyone is included and that your opinions and comments are 'taken on board' (excuse the pun!).
If you are not already a member of the LMBHA, (membership is also FREE), please click on this link: JOIN LMBHA and our Secretary will be in touch shortly with your password and membership details. Once you become a member you will be entitled to the many benefits inside the 'members only' area of this website, you will see discounts available locally, reports from Fishermen, Divers and Cruisers, a welcome pack containing useful information including local hazards and much more.
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Info from Project Kraken
The 2012 Olympic Games will attract many visitors to the UK some of whom are likely to be travelling across the Channel in small pleasure craft. Sussex and the Solent area support the largest marinas in the country and with a limited number of marina berths available this increased volume of small boats potentially presents an ideal opportunity for terrorists and criminals alike to exploit the projected huge increase in essentially unknown small boat traffic across the Solent area.
We and our colleagues in other police Project Kraken schemes are here to ensure that the 2012 games pass off as smoothly and as enjoyably as possible for you the boating public and are therefore asking; whether you are a marina operator, in the marine industry or indeed an individual boat user to be especially vigilant and report any suspicious booking requests or any other activity you deem to be suspicious in the run up to the Olympics. The preparation period for the Games is particularly important so please ensure that you ask your customers or friends on the continent who intend to visit the Solent area to plan ahead well in advance.
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APRIL 2011 - Recently Added Advice To Mariners
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Following recent advice at our AGM from one of our members - the LMBHA are now able to present you with further information for Fishermen and Yachtsmen concerning the 'Marking of Fishing Gear. Please click on the button below to view the Maritime & Coastguard Agency's leaflet :-
At our AGM the Committee and LMBHA members were also Provided with further details concerning The Sussex Sea Fisheries District Committee's recommendation to the Regional Stakeholder Group regarding Kingmere Reef. If you would like to see the full account supplied please click on the button below for more details:
NO WASH POLICY
The Littlehampton Harbour Board are introducing a no wash policy, this will be in effect by this summer and it over rules the 6.5 knot speed limit although this is still in place. The area where this will start will be clearly marked and boat owners are advised that the HB will be making patrols throughout the summer.
The area it is proposed it would start is at the end of the narrowed channel before you get to the first moored boat, as you go over the shingle area, to keep control of the vessel you may use a bit more power but as you approach the area where it widens just past harbour park, you should have your speed right down. This will be in force for the whole river.
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