To view all notices in force please go to the Notices in Force page by clicking here.
These notices affect ALL water users, from leisure through to commercial shipping.
No 25/2021 (T) Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA)
No 22/2021 (T) Towing & Sonar Trials No. 4
No 20/2021 (T) East Ship Channel Upper Leading Light
No 18/2021 (T) Towing & Sonar Trials No.3
No 16/2021 (T) Portland Marina Traffic Signals Removal
No 11/2021 General Advice to Leisure Users
No 10/2021 Use of Foiling Craft
No 8/2021 (T) Underwater operations & trials in Degaussing range
No 7/2021 (T) Castle Cove Seagrass Area
No 6/2021 Dangerously Weighted Heaving Lines
No 1/2021 (T) Local Notice to Mariners in Force
The government announced that boating, water sports and marine leisure activities were able to restart in England from 8th March (subject to local navigation and harbour authority guidance).
The RYA have helpfully produced a roadmap document and have updated their FAQ document on marine leisure restart, that you may wish to review and circulate wider if appropriate.
The Department for Transport confirmed they won't be issuing their own guidance or note about marine leisure restart and are supportive of the RYA and British Marine taking the lead on this.
Admin: 9th Sep 2021 10:45:00
It has been three months since the green light was given for domestic cruises to resume following adherence to Government guidelines. In that time Portland Port has welcomed 43 vessels and anticipates in excess of 20 further calls before the season ends making a record number of calls for the port.
Admin: 6th Sep 2021 14:24:00