Cruising to Belgium or Holland?
Then you will be required to submit "Schengen" registration forms on arrival in each country.
(required in triplicate for each, so print three copies)
The files below are as provided by the RYA: unfortunately not very good copies.
Most harbour offices will "fax" these forms to the relevent authorities.
Queenborough Yacht Club
trotboat service operating times for
2011 sailing season
The Queenborough All-Tide is now
back in action
Queenborough YC trot boat is currently
not in service due to vandalism late
last year (completely burnt out and sunk)
VHF "Port" Radio Channels for the River Thames and Thames Estuary
covering the "Port of London" areas
Effective April 2005, the port working channels are as follows:
VHF Channel 69 - covering the seaward limit (approximately the Margate-Harwich line) to Sea Reach 4 buoy.
VHF Channel 68 - Sea Reach 4 buoy to Crayfordness.
VHF Channel 14 - upstream of Crayfordness and including the Thames Barrier Zone.
The Callsign for all Vessel Traffic Services centres is "London VTS".
above detail taken from Spring RYA Magazine
BYC "CRUISING" PROGRAMME 2012
Event
Sailing Prizegiving Supper (7.30pm)
Benfleet YC "At Home Evening" (8.00pm)
Work Party weekend (am)
Easter Fun Day (Lunch Time)
Shakedown cruise to Queenborough with
Evening Meal in Queenboroug YC
Cruise to Chatham Marina: Saturday evening meal
in the Ship & Trades ph. BBQ Sunday lunch time
Honolulu at Hooness: Haiwian fancy dress, Saturday evening meal
Calais Rally breifing
Calais Rally (Queen's Diamond Jubilee weekend)
Cruise to Queenborough with Bar BQ on barge (bring your own)
Nore Race (more of a rally than a race)
Nore Race Prizegiving
Cruise to Harty Ferry (evening social ahore)
Ray Day and lunch time Bar BQ
Cruise to Upnor (evening meal in Medway YC)
Wine and Cheese in Stangate
Bank Holiday Cruise to Ramsgate
Cruise to Upnor (evening social)
Commodores Tea Day
Work Party weekend (am)
DISPOSAL OF OUT-OF-DATE FLARES
(time expired pyrotechnics)
BYC member, Phil Blatchford, reports the following:
Rayleigh Police Station accepted my very old flare for disposal last week ,April 2009.
The officer told me that they would accept others and was happy for me to tell Club Members so.
The preference was for them to be brought in in batches rather than dribs and drabs.
I suggest that you phone for confirmation before you go and clarify the procedure for signing if you are disposing of flares for someone else.