A reminder for visitors to unplug everything from electric charging points before you leave moorings.
There has been a recent increase in damage to electric charging points due to people not removing their electricity cables as they leave moorings.
#UnplugIt
📷 Julian Claxton
Please be aware that the Met Office has issued a weather warning of strong winds, for Tuesday 25 Aug 09:00 to Wed 26 Aug 09:00.
Check the Broads Authority Facebook page for what to do on your boat: https://t.co/Pap5VTbaqt
and the Met Office website: https://t.co/1wDaqfTeqO
Please watch out for Giant Hogweed when you are in the Broads area.
This invasive species has highly toxic sap that can cause severe burns and blisters if it comes into contact with human skin.
Keep your distance and report sightings to @NorfolkNNSI
The fishing season is now open in the Broads waterways 🐟
Please make sure you purchase a rod license from @EnvAgencyAnglia or the post office before angling.
It is currently unclear whether night fishing from boats is permitted.
For more information: https://t.co/mZMZtbZ5cK
Boating News - Our Haddiscoe West demasting mooring is now re-open to the public after the timber quay heading has been replaced. The path and quay heading have also been raised by approx. 100 mm which will mean that they will be less affected by the tides.
The Broads Authority is pleased to receive news today from @DefraGovUK regarding the conditions under which hire boats can resume operation in the Broads from 11 June.
Read more on our website: https://t.co/g8RS53Bki9
Below is an eye-level view from one of our mud wherries that are dredging Oulton Dyke.
We have had many people swimming in the middle of the channel here, which is dangerous as you are not visible to our staff.
Please swim to the right and always wear visible clothing.
A busier weekend on the water but the vast majority of people enjoying the sunshine whilst following instructions and staying safe ☀️
Please follow mooring advice on posters and moor an appropriate distance from others.
Thanks to everyone for your co-operation.
Looking to get out on the water? Then don’t forget to follow some simple guidelines to keep yourself and others safe, as we return to boating. For more ‘Return to Boating’ advice and guidance visit https://t.co/e2374hayNs @RYA#returntoboating
Coronavirus update (12/05): Following discussions with Defra, we can confirm that sailing and paddlesports may resume from 13 May onwards adhering to social distancing.
We are awaiting confirmation from the Gov regarding pvt motor craft.
Full statement: https://t.co/V7f3OmDMA5
If you see or hear unusual activity, shouting, things being hit or broken, unexpected signs of injury or strangers at the door, these can be signs a person may be at risk. If you have an immediate concern, please call 0808 800 4005.
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In this difficult time, a lot of us are dealing with the mental health affects of the virus. There is help out there, here is a list of services - visit their websites to see what help they can offer.
Stay at home with East Suffolk One - Radio for our part of Suffolk with local news, weather and more of your favourite songs. Right now we are playing All Saints - Pure Shores. https://t.co/Rv3y1T0kQU #radiowherewelive#suffolk
‘Make sure we keep at least two metres between us, they said!’
Even the herons are social distancing 👏
We'd like to thank everyone for staying at home, we (and the herons) can’t wait to welcome everyone back, once it’s safe to do so.
Keep sharing your #NatureInLockdown pics
we are altering our operations with the ongoing lock down situation, for any enquiries or to arrange payments please ring the same mobile , 07572039790 0900 _ 1700 Monday to Friday we are still checking our moorings daily and will contact you if we come across any problems.
Please spend #EasterAtHome today and do not visit the Broads.
The message could not be clearer: no gatherings, no BBQs and no cruising down the river ❌
Broads Rangers and police will be monitoring the waterways and fines will be issued by Police if appropriate #StayHome
We will be doing our safety and welfare checks today, so if your vessel has a problem we will let you know, please stay safe everyone and stay at home.