Welcome...
Welcome to the 2023 Swansea Marina handbook which aims to provide you with all the information you need for a relaxing and pleasurable stay.
In this booklet you will find information relating to the marina and the local area. It also includes vital details of locking procedures and important safety information which will be of interest to the first time visitor.
Our teams are on hand daily to provide you with excellent service whilst mooring your boat with us. If you find that anything needs clarifying or you have any questions at all please do not hesitate to contact us where we will be only too pleased to help.
Swansea Marina
Lockside, Maritime Quarter, Swansea, SA1 1WG
Tel: 01792 470310
Email: swanmar@swansea.gov.uk
www.swanseamarina.org.uk
VHF: Channel 80
Waypoint position:
(PIERHEADS)
51° 36’.43N, 003° 55’.67W
(WGS 84 Datum)
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Reception Apr - Sept 0700 - 2100 Oct - Mar 0700 - 1800 Locks Every day BST 0700 - 2200 Weekends GMT 0700 - 2200 Week days GMT 0700 - 1900 Holyhead 150m Dublin Bay 150m SWANSEA MARINA London Liverpool Southampton Plymouth Bristol Hull Norwich Birmingham Coventry Blackpool Newcastle Edinburgh Glasgow Dundee South West Ireland Pwllheli 120m Scilly Isles 130m Milford Haven 50m Dingle Marina 270m Crosshaven 170m Dover Carlisle Lundy Island 40m Cardiff Portishead Watchet 2
Marina operating times
Routes from Swansea Marina
At Swansea Marina
we offer:
• 550 fully ser viced pontoon berths
• Shower Blocks
• Boatyard
• 16 weeks free winter storage to annual bertholders
• Car Parking
• Free Wifi
• 28 day visitor berthing discounts
• Contract extension when away (1-3 months)
• New Boat Sales & Brokerage
• Marine Engineer
• Sail Maker
• Electric car charging point
• Café’s / Restaurants
• Beach
• City Centre
Marine Forecasts
www.metoffice.gov.uk
Daily weather forecasts are available from reception.
Marina Call Sign
“Swansea Marina”
VHF Ch. 80
Barrage Call Sign
“Tawe Lock”
VHF Ch. 18
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Marina guide to facilities
Boatyard
We have a 20 tonne Marine Travel Hoist available. A crane facility is also available for masts etc. The yard has various businesses that undertake hull, GRP, wood, engineering and electrical repairs. Free storage ashore is offered to annual berthholders for a limited period (space permitting).
Water
Allow hose pipes to run for 30 seconds before filling tanks on the pontoons. Please recoil the hose pipes after use and do not leave the hose end in the water as this is unhygienic.
Laundry
The laundry is located on the ground floor at reception. The machines are coin operated (change available from reception).
Living Aboard
You cannot live aboard as vessels may not be used for permanent habitation.
Electricity Supplies
Most of our berths have 240 volt / 16amp supplies. In addition many of our hammerheads also have 32amp supplies. Electricity is charged via a prepaid card system.
To use electricity for the first time, simply purchase a £5 electricty card from reception. This card can also be used for future Top Ups.
Future top-ups can be made at reception using this card.
Diesel, Petrol & Gas
A diesel pump is located on the outside of the Marina Lock; diesel and gas bottle refills are available from 7.00am until half an hour before the office is closed. Please ensure refuelling only takes place only at the fuel berth. Containers of fuel brought on site must still be poured at the refuelling berth away from other moored vessels
Free WIFI
Free WIFI is available to all berth holders. WIFI is available on pontoons A – S and at Marina Reception.
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Security
Each bridgehead has a self locking gate, access is via a pontoon security card. Visitors will be issued with a 4 digit pin code Please do not leave or prop the gates open; site security is in everyone’s interest. A security officer patrols the Marina at night and CCTV is in operation throughout the Marina.
Car Parking
All annual berth holders are entitled to two car park permits. Permit holders may park their vehicle for free at any of our three car parks providing they display their valid permit, subject to terms, conditions and availability.
Toilets and Showers
There is 24 hour access to these facilities by use of a Marina pontoon security fob. They are located at three locations:
• Reception building. A toilet for the disabled is also located here.
• Adjacent to the bridgehead on the North side of Phase I.
• Adjacent to the bridgehead on the South side of Phase II.
• A chemical toilet waste point is available at reception building. A ship’s toilet may not be used whilst in the Marina.
Refuse / Recycling
In order to keep waste costs to a minimum we encourage all berth holders to recycle. We provide the following disposal points around the Marina:
Pontoon Bridgeheads
• Glass
• Cans
• Plastic (Pontoons A – J located at bridgeheads, Pontoons K – U located at pontoons)
• Small bins for non recyclable waste
Boatyard / Hazardous Waste Point
• Cardboard
• Oil
• Oil Filters / Rags
• Antifoul Tins
• Gas bottles
• Batteries
Berth holders are expected to dispose electrical equipment, large packaging and rubbish that we currently do not recycle at their local amenity site.
Telephones
A public payphone is situated close to the North side bridgehead gate in phase 1.
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Out of hours Security 01792 646440
Safety & Security
General Safety
Safety equipment is installed on the pontoons at regular intervals. Each bridgehead has a safety map outlining these locations. Please familiarise yourself with this map.
Pontoon Safety / Adverse Weather
The pontoons can become very slippery when they are wet or icy. Grit bins are situated close to each bridgehead. High winds can cause mobility problems and strong gusts can catch you off guard. Customers are advised not to go out onto the pontoons in adverse weather conditions unless absolutely necessary. Particular care should be taken when negotiating the bridgehead ramps and getting on or off boats.
Always wear a Life Jacket
In recent years three people fell off boats into the water at the Marina & locks. Two were not wearing lifejackets and struggled to keep afloat in the water until help arrived. Please ensure life jackets are used.
Insurance
Please note that third party insurance for a minimum of £3,000,000 is mandatory for the duration of your stay at Swansea Marina.
Speed Limits
There is a 4 knot speed limit in the Marina Impounded water and river. Please control your wash.
Fire action
Shower blocks
on hearing the alarm:
Leave the building immediately.
Contact Emergency Services 999. Contact Reception on 01792 470310 or 01792 646440 (out of hours).
Pontoons
/ Boatyard
on discovering a fire:
Raise the alarm (shout “FIRE” and alert boat owners).
Contact Emergency Services 999. Contact Reception on 01792 470310 or 01792 646440 (out of hours).
Clear the area of people. Only tackle the fire if it is safe to do so, with the extinguishers provided in the emergency cabinets.
Retreat to a safe distance upwindDo not run!
Do not stop to collect personal belongings.
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Pilotage notes
Not to be used for Navigation
In Swansea Bay tidal streams flow anti-clockwise for 9.5 hrs (Swansea HW - 3.5 to +6), with at times a race off Mumbles Hd. From HW - 6 to - 3 the stream reverses, setting N past Mumbles Hd towards Swansea. Keep seaward of Mixon Shoal. When N of SW Inner Green Grounds (SWIGG) SCM It buoy, Q (6) + LFI 15s keep to W of dredged channel and clear of commercial ships. Yachts must motor in harbour and approach, maximum speed 4kn.
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Swansea Docks
All Marina users are reminded that we share the entrance to the river with the fairway for commercial shipping entering and leaving the port of Swansea.
It is very important that all boat owners obey the rules laid down by the authorities and give way to commercial shipping at all times.
Port Regulations
When entering the river all craft should maintain a listening watch on Swansea Dock’s VHF channel 14 (Any instruction issued by the Harbour Master on this frequency must be followed).
If in doubt call “Swansea Docks” on VHF14 or “Tawe Lock” on VHF 18 ABP docks can also be contacted on 0870 6096699.
Entering and Leaving the Port
All pleasure craft using the port must observe the rules governing the “Prevention of Collisions at Sea”, particularly when navigating within the dredged channel North of the S.W.I.G.G. buoy (South West Inner Green Grounds) to the harbour entrance. You are advised to approach the harbour entrance in the waters to the west of the dredged channel (where practicable).
Large vessels entering or leaving the harbour must be given a wide berth at all times.
All pleasure craft must be under power when in the vicinity of the harbour and should clear waters used by commercial shipping as soon as possible.
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Access to Tidal Locks
All access from the sea to the Marina is through the Tawe Barrage Lock during the published hours. During busy locking periods a queuing system will be in operation. Vessels that do not make contact with the Lockmaster or disobey his/her instruction will not be given priority over other traffic. In the interest of every boat owner’s safety, it is of the utmost importance that the Lockmaster’s instructions are obeyed at all times.
Vessels leaving either lock must then transfer to the next lock’s VHF channel on approach and use the appropriate procedure above.
Lock Availability
It is essential that all boat owners wishing to proceed through the locks or swingbridge operate a VHF radio. Vessels must call “Swansea Marina” on channel 80 before leaving their berth to request lock information and must remain listening on CH. 80 until passage through the bridge or lock is completed.
When you require use of the Tawe Barrage lock you must call ‘Tawe Lock’ to request information and remain listening on CH. 18 until passage through the lock is completed. Do not proceed into the locks unless instruction has been given.
Lock Operating Hours
Weekdays 0700 – 1900 GMT
Weekdays 0700 – 2200 BST
Sat/Sun 0700 – 2200 BST & GMT
Tawe Barrage Lock – call sign: ‘Tawe Lock’ CH. 18
Marina & Swingbridge – call sign: ‘Swansea Marina’ CH. 80
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Important Notes
Lock Procedure and Tidal Curves, Datum, Time & Height Differences at Swansea Marina
Normal procedure for locking out through the Tawe Barrage lock is for the lock to be taken down on the hour and return to the river on the half hour.
The first lock out of the day at the Tawe lock will be taken down at approximately 0710. The last Tawe lock in is half an hour before the close of business each day.
Boat owners should be ready to leave their berth at approximately quarter to the hour to allow vessels sufficient time to enter the Tawe lock.
Any deviation from the above will be at the discretion of the duty Tawe Lockmaster who will pay due regard to the volume of traffic and any other prevailing conditions.
Any vessels not returning on the same day are required to inform the Lockmaster and Coastguard. A holding buoy is situated downstream from the lock and may be used outside of locking hours. Great care is necessary at low water spring tides as there is a danger of drying out.
DO NOT PROCEED LOCK CLOSED OR FREE FLOW IN OPERATION
DO NOT PROCEED LOCKING IN PROGRESS
FREE FLOW IN OPERATION
proceed with caution allowing sufficient room for the preceeding vessel to manoeuvre to its berth
LOCK LOADING IN PROGRESS
Proceed into lock as directed
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Photo by Neil Bartlett
Time (HW) Difference At Nearby Ports
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Conversion Table metres feet
Metric Depth
(Approx—times
vary
weather
2.0 6’7” 1.9 6’3” 1.8 5’11” 1.7 5’7” 1.6 5’3” 1.5 4’11” 1.4 4’7” 1.3 4’3” 1.2 3’11” 1.1 3’7” 1.0 3’3” 0.9 2’11” 0.8 2’7” 0.7 2’4” 0.6 2’0” Lundy -0030 Ilfracombe -0021 Tenby -0010 Llanelli -0007 Barnstaple -0005 Skomer Island -0005 Milford Haven -0004 Port Talbot -0004 Porthcawl -0004 Burry Port -0003 Carmarthen +0001 Neyland +0005 Barry +0027 Cardiff +0034 Avonmouth +0049
may
due to
conditions)
Blue Flag
Swansea Marina is proud to have held the coveted international Blue Flag award since 2012. The Blue Flag Award criteria demonstrates that the marina is managed with high standards of environmentally sustainability, cleanliness and safety. The award is managed in Wales by Keep Wales Tidy.
Recent Improvements
• Over 20 shopping trolleys removed from the Marina & River Tawe waters
• Up to 4,000 litres of waste oil and bilge water collected and is safely recycled
• Empty Antifoul tins collected around the boatyard are crushed, placed in 205Ltr drums. During 2019 three drums were sent of f site for recycling avoiding landfill.
• Hard Plastic is collected and Recycled
• A New interceptor has recently been installed at the boat wash area.
Individual Blue Flag
You can also make a difference, simply join us and sign up to the Code of Conduct. You will receive a Blue Flag for your boat, to show that you respect those rules, and that you are a proud lover of our Coastline. Call at reception for more information.
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Useful Telephone Numbers
Marina services
Ben Sutcliffe Surveyor 07796 457307
Travel information
Bus Enquiries 0800 464 00000
Health and Emergency
Coastguard 01646 690909
Morriston Hospital 01792 702222
NHS Wales 111
Taxis 01792 474747
Local attractions
Grand Theatre 01792 475715
Central Library 01792 636464
Swansea Museum 01792 653763
Glynn Vivian Art Gallery 01792 516900
Plantasia 01792 474555
National Waterfront Museum
02920 573600
Other services
Glenally Marina Café 07943494339
A & A Auto Electrical & MOT 01792
466711
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More than a
Swansea Marina, where the city meets the sea...
Swansea Marina’s central location in the Bristol Channel makes it an unsurpassed cruising centre with marinas to the east including Cardiff, Watchet and Portishead, with Neyland and Milford Haven to the West. The spectacular, rugged coastline of Devon is a mere twenty or so miles away.
The vibrant city centre of Swansea lies right on our doorstep. With a huge range of shops and a world-famous covered market this is just the place to indulge in a little retail therapy! There are a large number of bars and cafes and an increasingly cosmopolitan range of restaurants.
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The Marina’s unique location guarantees something to please every member of the family...
Marina...
If the sun is shining why not enjoy your coffee al fresco at one of the many establishments offering tables with a view over the water.
When the weather is less kind you can enjoy one of our museums or art galleries, or take the children to the fabulous water park at the LC2.
If you should decide to moor with us permanently you will find that there is something happening throughout the year. Annual events include the Waterfront Wonderland with its winter fair and ice skating; the annual Air Show, in the spring the annual Clyne in Bloom event and, of course, the Swansea Bay Summer Festival with events too numerous to mention.
Closer to home lie the charming villages and breathtaking coastline of the Gower Peninsula. Whether you are looking for
secluded rocky coves or sweeping sandy bays you will not be disappointed. Gower beaches frequently feature in lists of top twenty British beaches, why not visit and find out why.
Sports fans will not be disappointed; we are not far from top flight rugby and championship football at the city’s Liberty Stadium. All watersports are well catered for and numerous gyms offer the opportunity to work off last night’s dinner!
Swansea’s new 3,500 capacity Arena is now open, checkout who is performing and purchase tickets at www.atgtickets. com/venues/swansea-arena.
So, whatever the weather and whatever the time of year, the city of Swansea and its acclaimed marina will always have something to offer.
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New for 2023
We are increasing the size of our petrol tank, this will allow us to operate a more reliable service. This upgrade will take place ready for the Summer Season.
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High & Low Waters to Datum
for Swansea 2023 Times adjusted for BST, heights in metres
January February March
0116 7.62 0733 2.85 1351 7.91 2005 2.76 0225 7.60 0842 2.83 1457 7.90 2110 2.69 0330 7.80 0942 2.64 1557 8.05 2207 2.48 0424 8.12 1034 2.38 1650 8.28 2254 2.21 0510 8.45 1118 2.12 1734 8.49 2335 1.96 0551 8.71 1158 1.91 1815 8.64 0012 1.77 0630 8.86 1236 1.79 1852 8.70 0048 1.67 0706 8.91 1311 1.75 1927 8.68 0122 1.67 0740 8.85 1345 1.79 2001 8.58 0155 1.76 0813 8.73 1417 1.89 2034 8.44 0226 1.91 0846 8.56 1448 2.03 2107 8.26 0256 2.09 0920 8.38 1518 2.20 2141 8.05 0328 2.30 0956 8.18 1554 2.39 2218 7.83 0406 2.54 1038 7.96 1636 2.62 2303 7.59 0456 2.81 1130 7.75 1731 2.87 0000 7.40 0603 3.03 1233 7.60 1843 3.03 0111 7.35 0724 3.03 1344 7.63 2005 2.94 0228 7.57 0840 2.76 1457 7.89 2120 2.60 0342 8.05 0948 2.29 1606 8.32 2224 2.13 0443 8.63 1049 1.78 1708 8.80 2322 1.64 0538 9.17 1146 1.30 1803 9.21 0015 1.23 0630 9.59 1240 0.92 1855 9.50 0106 0.94 0719 9.86 1331 0.68 1944 9.65 0153 0.79 0807 9.98 1420 0.60 2031 9.64 0238 0.81 0854 9.92 1505 0.71 2115 9.47 0320 1.01 0939 9.68 1547 1.01 2157 9.13 0400 1.39 1022 9.25 1627 1.48 2239 8.64 0442 1.90 1107 8.67 1709 2.07 2324 8.06 0528 2.49 1156 8.03 1759 2.69 0016 7.49 0628 3.03 1255 7.46 1903 3.17 0125 7.10 0747 3.33 1410 7.17 2022 3.33 0021 6.80 0648 3.64 1321 6.59 1931 3.75 0206 6.58 0836 3.63 1500 6.69 2108 3.49 0336 7.02 0958 3.10 1610 7.25 2214 2.87 0433 7.68 1048 2.47 1659 7.86 2258 2.25 0517 8.28 1127 1.93 1738 8.38 2335 1.73 0554 8.71 1201 1.54 1813 8.74 0010 1.37 0628 8.99 1234 1.29 1845 8.97 0043 1.17 0700 9.14 1304 1.18 1917 9.09 0115 1.09 0730 9.21 1332 1.16 1948 9.12 0142 1.10 0800 9.21 1357 1.20 2017 9.08 0209 1.18 0829 9.13 1422 1.31 2045 8.94 0235 1.33 0857 8.95 1448 1.51 2112 8.69 0303 1.59 0928 8.62 1518 1.86 2145 8.29 0340 2.03 1009 8.10 1600 2.40 2233 7.73 0433 2.64 1112 7.46 1706 3.07 2351 7.16 0612 3.18 1245 7.02 1912 3.40 0137 7.04 0806 3.05 1427 7.20 2055 2.95 0314 7.61 0932 2.37 1548 7.90 2207 2.16 0421 8.47 1036 1.56 1648 8.68 2303 1.38 0515 9.24 1127 0.87 1739 9.31 2351 0.79 0602 9.81 1214 0.40 1824 9.73 0035 0.41 0646 10.14 1257 0.17 1906 9.93 0115 0.27 0727 10.24 1336 0.18 1944 9.93 0152 0.35 0806 10.11 1411 0.41 2019 9.73 0225 0.63 0841 9.76 1442 0.82 2052 9.36 0354 1.08 1015 9.21 1610 1.38 2224 8.82 0423 1.67 1047 8.52 1637 2.03 2256 8.17 0452 2.34 1122 7.74 1709 2.73 2333 7.46 0533 3.06 1209 6.97 1801 3.43 0029 6.79 0658 3.66 1328 6.39 1946 3.84 0217 6.45 0853 3.72 1522 6.45 2126 3.60 29 W 30 Th 31 F 0250 7.10 0910 3.24 1528 7.27 2139 3.10 0401 7.47 1017 2.84 1631 7.65 2236 2.65 0454 7.98 1106 2.38 1719 8.08 2320 2.18 0536 8.43 1146 1.98 1800 8.44 2357 1.79 0615 8.76 1223 1.69 1836 8.68 0033 1.53 0651 8.94 1257 1.52 1910 8.81 0106 1.40 0724 9.00 1329 1.45 1942 8.84 0139 1.38 0755 8.99 1357 1.47 2013 8.80 0207 1.45 0825 8.92 1424 1.55 2043 8.71 0233 1.56 0855 8.81 1450 1.66 2112 8.56 0300 1.71 0924 8.64 1517 1.84 2142 8.34 0330 1.94 0957 8.39 1550 2.12 2218 8.03 0409 2.30 1041 8.01 1634 2.53 2307 7.63 0504 2.76 1143 7.58 1740 3.01 0020 7.25 0633 3.13 1305 7.29 1925 3.24 0151 7.21 0815 3.01 1435 7.43 2103 2.91 0324 7.69 0938 2.45 1556 7.98 2216 2.25 0433 8.44 1044 1.74 1700 8.65 2315 1.56 0529 9.15 1140 1.09 1754 9.23 0007 0.98 0619 9.72 1231 0.59 1843 9.65 0054 0.58 0706 10.09 1318 0.29 1928 9.88 0139 0.37 0751 10.26 1402 0.21 2011 9.92 0218 0.39 0833 10.19 1441 0.36 2050 9.75 0255 0.62 0912 9.90 1516 0.74 2126 9.38 0327 1.06 0948 9.38 1548 1.30 2201 8.83 0400 1.66 1025 8.68 1621 1.99 2236 8.16 0436 2.36 1106 7.88 1700 2.74 2318 7.44 0525 3.09 1158 7.11 1801 3.41 1 W 2 Th 3 F 4 Sa 5 Su 6 M 7 Tu 8 W 9 Th 10 F 11 Sa 12 Su 13 M 14 Tu 15 W 16 Th 17 F 18 Sa 19 Su 20 M 21 Tu 22 W 23 Th 24 F 25 Sa 26 Su 27 M 28 Tu 1 W 2 Th 3 F 4 Sa 5 Su 6 M 7 Tu 8 W 9 Th 10 F 11 Sa 12 Su 13 M 14 Tu 15 W 17 F 18 Sa 19 Su 20 M 21 Tu 22 W 23 Th 24 F 25 Sa 26 Su 27 M 28 Tu 16 Th 1 Su 2 M 3 Tu 4 W 5 Th 6 F 7 Sa 8 Su 9 M 10 Tu 11 W 12 Th 13 F 14 Sa 15 Su 17 Tu 18 W 19 Th 20 F 21 Sa 22 Su 23 M 24 Tu 25 W 26 Th 27 F 28 Sa 29 Su 30 M 31 Tu
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High & Low Waters to Datum for Swansea 2023
Times adjusted for BST, heights in metres
April May June
21 0400 6.83 1021 3.20 1638 7.04 2236 2.97 0500 7.50 1114 2.53 1727 7.73 2323 2.30 0545 8.14 1154 1.95 1806 8.32 0002 1.75 0622 8.63 1229 1.53 1841 8.75 0038 1.37 0656 8.96 1302 1.26 1914 9.05 0112 1.13 0729 9.18 1333 1.11 1947 9.23 0145 1.01 0802 9.31 1403 1.06 2019 9.31 0215 0.99 0834 9.35 1431 1.09 2051 9.28 0245 1.04 0906 9.27 1458 1.21 2121 9.14 0315 1.21 0938 9.04 1527 1.46 2152 8.84 0348 1.53 1014 8.62 1600 1.88 2231 8.36 0430 2.03 1100 8.03 1647 2.49 2326 7.74 0534 2.65 1208 7.38 1808 3.14 0049 7.22 0715 3.04 1342 7.02 2009 3.28 0231 7.22 0856 2.83 1518 7.30 2143 2.77 0358 7.82 1017 2.17 1633 8.00 2249 2.01 0501 8.58 1116 1.46 1729 8.72 2341 1.34 0552 9.24 1205 0.90 1815 9.27 0026 0.86 0639 9.67 1248 0.57 1858 9.60 0108 0.61 0721 9.88 1329 0.45 1938 9.73 0146 0.56 0800 9.88 1406 0.53 2015 9.68 0222 0.68 0838 9.70 1439 0.77 2049 9.48 0255 0.96 0912 9.36 1509 1.14 2121 9.15 0325 1.35 0945 8.88 1537 1.60 2154 8.69 0354 1.83 1018 8.30 1604 2.12 2227 8.15 0424 2.38 1053 7.67 1636 2.68 2306 7.55 0508 2.95 1139 7.04 1728 3.26 0000 6.99 0621 3.43 1247 6.56 1900 3.64 0125 6.67 0800 3.53 1427 6.51 2035 3.52 0303 6.87 0924 3.18 1547 6.97 2146 3.02 30 F 0410 7.40 1024 2.65 1642 7.59 2238 2.45 0459 7.96 1108 2.13 1724 8.17 2320 1.94 0539 8.44 1147 1.72 1803 8.63 2359 1.56 0618 8.81 1224 1.43 1839 8.98 0036 1.30 0655 9.08 1259 1.25 1916 9.22 0112 1.13 0733 9.25 1333 1.16 1952 9.34 0149 1.06 0810 9.31 1408 1.16 2027 9.34 0226 1.10 0848 9.23 1442 1.28 2104 9.20 0304 1.26 0927 8.99 1518 1.54 2145 8.90 0347 1.57 1012 8.59 1601 1.95 2233 8.45 0439 2.00 1105 8.07 1658 2.46 2335 7.96 0549 2.42 1213 7.59 1821 2.88 0052 7.63 0711 2.62 1333 7.38 1954 2.91 0215 7.68 0833 2.48 1454 7.58 2116 2.55 0330 8.07 0946 2.07 1604 8.06 2220 2.03 0431 8.57 1045 1.62 1700 8.57 2311 1.57 0524 8.98 1134 1.27 1748 8.97 2357 1.26 0610 9.24 1218 1.07 1830 9.21 0038 1.11 0654 9.35 1259 1.02 1909 9.31 0117 1.09 0734 9.31 1336 1.08 1947 9.28 0154 1.19 0812 9.15 1411 1.24 2023 9.14 0229 1.39 0848 8.90 1443 1.48 2058 8.90 0302 1.66 0923 8.56 1513 1.79 2133 8.57 0335 1.98 0957 8.16 1545 2.14 2208 8.17 0410 2.34 1035 7.73 1621 2.53 2248 7.75 0454 2.71 1118 7.31 1707 2.93 2338 7.37 0550 3.02 1213 6.98 1813 3.24 0041 7.12 0700 3.17 1323 6.85 1931 3.30 0154 7.11 0812 3.08 1438 7.02 2043 3.07 0303 7.37 0917 2.79 1543 7.42 2142 2.68 0400 7.76 1010 2.42 1636 7.91 2231 2.26 0450 8.18 1057 2.06 1721 8.38 2316 1.88 0536 8.55 1142 1.75 1805 8.78 0000 1.57 0621 8.86 1226 1.51 1847 9.09 0044 1.34 0706 9.07 1309 1.35 1929 9.28 0128 1.20 0751 9.18 1352 1.28 2012 9.36 0214 1.16 0836 9.17 1435 1.33 2056 9.29 0301 1.23 0923 9.03 1520 1.48 2144 9.10 0351 1.40 1013 8.77 1609 1.74 2237 8.81 0447 1.64 1107 8.44 1706 2.06 2336 8.50 0547 1.91 1206 8.11 1812 2.35 0039 8.25 0651 2.12 1309 7.88 1923 2.51 0145 8.13 0758 2.23 1417 7.81 2035 2.48 0251 8.15 0904 2.20 1524 7.93 2141 2.31 0354 8.28 1006 2.07 1625 8.17 2238 2.08 0451 8.46 1101 1.91 1718 8.44 2328 1.87 0542 8.61 1150 1.75 1805 8.68 0013 1.72 0630 8.70 1233 1.65 1847 8.83 0054 1.64 0712 8.73 1312 1.59 1927 8.90 0133 1.63 0753 8.69 1348 1.60 2005 8.87 0210 1.68 0830 8.58 1424 1.68 2042 8.76 0246 1.79 0907 8.42 1457 1.81 2118 8.57 0321 1.95 0942 8.20 1530 2.01 2153 8.33 0355 2.14 1018 7.97 1605 2.24 2230 8.07 0433 2.35 1056 7.72 1642 2.49 2311 7.82 0515 2.56 1138 7.49 1728 2.75 2357 7.60 0604 2.75 1227 7.31 1824 2.96 0051 7.46 0701 2.87 1324 7.23 1931 3.04 0151 7.45 0805 2.88 1430 7.32 2039 2.92 0256 7.59 0910 2.72 1538 7.61 2142 2.62 0359 7.88 1011 2.44 1639 8.04 2239 2.23 1 Th 2 F 3 Sa 4 Su 5 M 6 Tu 7 W 8 Th 9 F 10 Sa 11 Su 12 M 13 Tu 14 W 15 Th 16 F 17 Sa 18 Su 19 M 20 Tu 21 W 22 Th 23 F 24 Sa 25 Su 26 M 27 Tu 28 W 2 Su 3 M 4 Tu 5 W 6 Th 7 F 8 Sa 9 Su 10 M 11 Tu 12 W 13 Th 14 F 15 Sa 16 Su 17 M 18 Tu 19 W 20 Th 21 F 22 Sa 23 Su 24 M 25 Tu 26 W 27 Th 28 F 29 Sa 30 Su 1 M 2 Tu 3 W 4 Th 5 F 6 Sa 7 Su 8 M 9 Tu 10 W 11 Th 12 F 13 Sa 14 Su 15 M 16 Tu 17 W 18 Th 19 F 20 Sa 21 Su 22 M 23 Tu 24 W 25 Th 26 F 27 Sa 28 Su 29 M 30 Tu 31 W 29 Th 1 Sa
Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m
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High & Low Waters to Datum for Swansea 2023
Times adjusted for BST, heights in metres
July August September
Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m 0458 8.24 1108 2.10 1733 8.50 2333 1.84 0554 8.60 1202 1.77 1824 8.93 0024 1.49 0647 8.91 1253 1.48 1913 9.26 0116 1.22 0738 9.14 1343 1.26 2001 9.47 0208 1.03 0828 9.27 1432 1.15 2051 9.56 0259 0.95 0918 9.28 1519 1.14 2140 9.53 0350 0.98 1007 9.19 1607 1.26 2231 9.38 0439 1.13 1056 8.97 1655 1.50 2322 9.12 0529 1.41 1145 8.65 1746 1.84 0014 8.75 0619 1.79 1236 8.26 1841 2.24 0109 8.34 0714 2.20 1332 7.87 1944 2.60 0208 7.97 0815 2.55 1436 7.61 2055 2.79 0314 7.76 0924 2.71 1547 7.60 2207 2.74 0421 7.76 1031 2.64 1652 7.82 2309 2.52 0521 7.94 1129 2.41 1747 8.15 2359 2.24 0613 8.16 1215 2.13 1832 8.46 0042 1.99 0657 8.36 1256 1.89 1912 8.69 0121 1.81 0737 8.49 1332 1.72 1951 8.80 0157 1.71 0815 8.54 1407 1.63 2027 8.81 0230 1.69 0850 8.52 1441 1.64 2101 8.74 0303 1.74 0924 8.45 1513 1.73 2133 8.61 0334 1.84 0955 8.33 1543 1.87 2205 8.45 0403 1.97 1027 8.17 1612 2.06 2237 8.26 0435 2.15 1100 7.98 1645 2.29 2313 8.04 0511 2.37 1137 7.75 1726 2.58 2357 7.79 0556 2.65 1225 7.50 1821 2.89 0053 7.54 0657 2.92 1327 7.31 1936 3.09 0202 7.41 0815 3.04 1443 7.34 2101 2.99 0318 7.53 0937 2.85 1605 7.69 2215 2.57 0433 7.91 1048 2.41 1714 8.27 2318 2.02 0538 8.42 1149 1.90 1811 8.88 29 F 0016 1.48 0635 8.90 1245 1.41 1902 9.39 0109 1.02 0727 9.29 1336 1.02 1951 9.77 0201 0.69 0818 9.56 1424 0.77 2040 9.98 0250 0.52 0905 9.68 1509 0.68 2127 10.03 0336 0.53 0951 9.64 1552 0.78 2212 9.87 0419 0.74 1033 9.41 1633 1.07 2256 9.51 0500 1.15 1115 8.99 1712 1.55 2340 8.95 0540 1.73 1157 8.42 1756 2.18 0027 8.26 0626 2.40 1245 7.78 1850 2.84 0123 7.58 0724 3.02 1347 7.23 2006 3.33 0236 7.11 0840 3.38 1512 7.01 2143 3.39 0359 7.08 1009 3.29 1635 7.29 2302 3.01 0509 7.43 1118 2.86 1735 7.81 2354 2.51 0601 7.88 1204 2.36 1820 8.31 0033 2.07 0643 8.28 1241 1.94 1858 8.70 0107 1.74 0720 8.56 1315 1.62 1934 8.92 0139 1.54 0754 8.73 1348 1.44 2008 9.01 0211 1.46 0827 8.79 1421 1.39 2039 9.00 0240 1.47 0858 8.78 1450 1.44 2108 8.93 0307 1.55 0927 8.71 1517 1.56 2136 8.81 0332 1.67 0955 8.58 1542 1.72 2203 8.63 0357 1.85 1022 8.38 1609 1.95 2231 8.38 0426 2.10 1053 8.10 1642 2.29 2308 8.02 0503 2.49 1135 7.71 1729 2.77 0002 7.55 0559 2.99 1239 7.29 1845 3.25 0123 7.16 0734 3.37 1408 7.10 2037 3.30 0258 7.18 0923 3.18 1549 7.46 2207 2.76 0425 7.70 1042 2.55 1703 8.23 2315 1.99 0530 8.42 1142 1.83 1800 9.02 0010 1.27 0624 9.08 1235 1.19 1850 9.66 0100 0.71 0714 9.57 1323 0.72 1937 10.10 0148 0.36 0800 9.88 1408 0.45 2022 10.33 0232 0.22 0844 9.99 1450 0.40 2105 10.32 0313 0.33 0925 9.89 1528 0.57 2146 10.07 0351 0.66 1003 9.59 1603 0.97 2224 9.57 0425 1.20 1039 9.08 1638 1.57 2303 8.86 0459 1.90 1116 8.40 1714 2.30 2343 8.03 0538 2.68 1158 7.65 1801 3.10 0036 7.18 0635 3.42 1257 6.95 1921 3.75 0159 6.58 0802 3.87 1440 6.63 2124 3.82 0342 6.62 0951 3.69 1619 7.01 2253 3.25 0456 7.18 1103 3.07 1719 7.69 2340 2.58 0544 7.82 1145 2.42 1801 8.32 0015 2.02 0621 8.36 1218 1.89 1837 8.79 0045 1.62 0656 8.74 1251 1.51 1911 9.08 0115 1.37 0729 8.97 1324 1.30 1942 9.21 0145 1.27 0800 9.08 1355 1.23 2012 9.23 0213 1.29 0829 9.09 1424 1.28 2040 9.18 0239 1.38 0857 9.02 1450 1.40 2108 9.07 0303 1.52 0924 8.88 1515 1.58 2133 8.87 0326 1.73 0950 8.65 1541 1.84 2200 8.56 0352 2.04 1020 8.30 1613 2.24 2236 8.08 0428 2.52 1103 7.79 1659 2.82 2332 7.45 0524 3.17 1212 7.23 1827 3.41 0104 6.93 0727 3.63 1357 7.01 2031 3.39 0254 7.03 0918 3.28 1542 7.51 2203 2.70 0419 7.74 1035 2.49 1652 8.40 2307 1.83 0519 8.58 1131 1.68 1745 9.24 2358 1.07 0609 9.28 1219 1.03 1833 9.87 0044 0.55 0654 9.76 1303 0.61 1917 10.25 0127 0.28 0738 10.02 1345 0.42 2000 10.38 1 F 2 Sa 3 Su 4 M 5 Tu 6 W 7 Th 8 F 9 Sa 10 Su 11 M 12 Tu 13 W 14 Th 15 F 16 Sa 17 Su 18 M 19 Tu 20 W 21 Th 22 F 23 Sa 24 Su 25 M 26 Tu 27 W 28 Th 1 Sa 2 Su 3 M 4 Tu 5 W 6 Th 7 F 8 Sa 9 Su 10 M 11 Tu 12 W 13 Th 14 F 15 Sa 16 Su 17 M 18 Tu 19 W 20 Th 21 F 22 Sa 23 Su 24 M 25 Tu 26 W 27 Th 28 F 29 Sa 30 Su 31 M 1 Tu 2 W 3 Th 4 F 5 Sa 6 Su 7 M 8 Tu 9 W 10 Th 11 F 12 Sa 13 Su 14 M 15 Tu 16 W 17 Th 18 F 19 Sa 20 Su 21 M 22 Tu 23 W 24 Th 25 F 26 Sa 27 Su 28 M 29 Tu 30 W 31 Th 30 Sa 23
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High & Low Waters to Datum for Swansea 2023
Times adjusted for BST, heights in metres
October November December
Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m 25 0208 0.26 0818 10.05 1424 0.47 2039 10.26 0245 0.47 0856 9.88 1501 0.73 2118 9.91 0319 0.88 0932 9.52 1534 1.18 2153 9.35 0351 1.46 1006 8.99 1606 1.79 2228 8.63 0421 2.14 1041 8.33 1639 2.50 2305 7.81 0456 2.87 1121 7.60 1724 3.25 2354 6.99 0550 3.59 1218 6.91 1846 3.88 0119 6.39 0727 4.02 1405 6.58 2045 3.94 0312 6.46 0912 3.83 1546 6.96 2221 3.36 0427 7.08 1027 3.18 1648 7.64 2308 2.67 0514 7.79 1110 2.50 1730 8.29 2342 2.08 0551 8.38 1146 1.95 1806 8.77 0015 1.66 0626 8.81 1221 1.57 1840 9.09 0045 1.40 0658 9.09 1254 1.35 1912 9.26 0116 1.29 0730 9.23 1327 1.28 1943 9.32 0145 1.29 0800 9.27 1357 1.31 2013 9.29 0212 1.38 0831 9.21 1426 1.41 2043 9.17 0239 1.54 0900 9.05 1455 1.60 2113 8.94 0305 1.78 0930 8.78 1525 1.90 2146 8.56 0335 2.14 1006 8.37 1603 2.34 2228 8.02 0415 2.68 1056 7.83 1700 2.91 2331 7.39 0524 3.31 1214 7.32 1839 3.33 0104 6.98 0730 3.56 1354 7.26 2022 3.17 0245 7.20 0906 3.13 1525 7.80 2146 2.52 0403 7.90 1017 2.38 1631 8.58 2248 1.76 0500 8.67 1110 1.67 1723 9.30 2336 1.13 0548 9.29 1156 1.14 1810 9.79 0021 0.73 0631 9.68 1239 0.83 1854 10.05 0102 0.58 0612 9.85 1220 0.75 1836 10.07 0042 0.63 0651 9.83 1259 0.85 1915 9.89 0118 0.87 0729 9.65 1336 1.11 1952 9.53 29 F 30 Sa 0152 1.25 0804 9.31 1409 1.53 2027 9.01 0223 1.74 0839 8.85 1443 2.03 2102 8.40 0254 2.29 0915 8.29 1518 2.60 2140 7.73 0330 2.88 0958 7.69 1604 3.18 2228 7.08 0422 3.45 1054 7.15 1716 3.65 2339 6.60 0547 3.82 1219 6.86 1849 3.76 0118 6.56 0718 3.74 1350 7.03 2017 3.42 0236 7.00 0831 3.29 1457 7.52 2116 2.88 0330 7.61 0924 2.73 1546 8.06 2159 2.36 0413 8.18 1006 2.23 1627 8.52 2236 1.96 0451 8.64 1045 1.86 1704 8.86 2311 1.68 0526 8.97 1121 1.62 1740 9.08 2345 1.52 0600 9.17 1157 1.49 1815 9.20 0018 1.46 0635 9.27 1233 1.45 1851 9.23 0051 1.49 0709 9.26 1308 1.50 1926 9.14 0124 1.61 0745 9.14 1345 1.64 2003 8.93 0158 1.84 0823 8.89 1425 1.90 2045 8.58 0237 2.18 0908 8.52 1513 2.25 2135 8.12 0328 2.61 1005 8.11 1618 2.63 2239 7.67 0444 3.02 1118 7.79 1736 2.85 2356 7.42 0614 3.13 1238 7.77 1857 2.77 0118 7.53 0736 2.88 1354 8.08 2012 2.41 0232 7.97 0845 2.41 1500 8.56 2115 1.95 0331 8.50 0941 1.93 1555 9.01 2208 1.54 0422 8.95 1030 1.56 1645 9.33 2254 1.27 0507 9.26 1115 1.34 1730 9.49 2338 1.16 0549 9.42 1157 1.28 1814 9.49 0018 1.18 0630 9.43 1237 1.33 1854 9.35 0055 1.32 0708 9.32 1316 1.50 1933 9.09 0131 1.56 0745 9.09 1353 1.76 2010 8.74 0205 1.87 0823 8.77 1429 2.09 2047 8.32 0239 2.24 0901 8.38 1507 2.46 2125 7.87 0316 2.63 0943 7.98 1550 2.83 2209 7.44 0401 3.02 1031 7.59 1642 3.15 2301 7.09 0500 3.34 1130 7.32 1747 3.36 0006 6.90 0613 3.48 1236 7.22 1858 3.36 0121 6.97 0725 3.37 1346 7.36 2006 3.15 0230 7.29 0827 3.06 1447 7.67 2103 2.82 0324 7.74 0920 2.68 1539 8.05 2151 2.46 0411 8.20 1006 2.31 1625 8.41 2235 2.13 0454 8.61 1049 1.99 1709 8.72 2316 1.86 0534 8.93 1132 1.74 1751 8.96 2357 1.67 0614 9.16 1215 1.56 1833 9.10 0038 1.56 0655 9.28 1257 1.47 1916 9.13 0118 1.55 0737 9.28 1342 1.47 2000 9.05 0201 1.63 0822 9.18 1430 1.56 2047 8.86 0247 1.81 0912 8.98 1521 1.73 2138 8.60 0338 2.06 1006 8.74 1616 1.96 2233 8.29 0437 2.33 1105 8.49 1716 2.19 2333 8.02 0543 2.56 1207 8.29 1820 2.38 0037 7.85 0653 2.66 1312 8.20 1927 2.45 0145 7.85 0803 2.60 1418 8.24 2034 2.38 0254 8.03 0907 2.42 1523 8.39 2136 2.20 0354 8.32 1005 2.17 1621 8.59 2231 1.98 0447 8.62 1057 1.94 1713 8.76 2319 1.79 0533 8.86 1142 1.77 1759 8.87 0002 1.66 0615 9.01 1225 1.68 1841 8.89 0040 1.61 0654 9.05 1304 1.67 1921 8.82 0117 1.64 0733 8.99 1342 1.74 1957 8.67 0152 1.75 0811 8.84 1418 1.87 2033 8.47 0226 1.92 0848 8.63 1452 2.07 2109 8.22 1 F 2 Sa 3 Su 4 M 5 Tu 6 W 7 Th 8 F 9 Sa 10 Su 11 M 12 Tu 13 W 14 Th 15 F 16 Sa 17 Su 18 M 19 Tu 20 W 21 Th 22 F 23 Sa 24 Su 25 M 26 Tu 27 W 28 Th 1 Su 2 M 3 Tu 4 W 5 Th 6 F 7 Sa 8 Su 9 M 10 Tu 11 W 12 Th 13 F 14 Sa 15 Su 16 M 17 Tu 18 W 19 Th 20 F 21 Sa 22 Su 23 M 24 Tu 25 W 26 Th 27 F 28 Sa 29 Su 30 M 31 Tu 1 W 2 Th 3 F 4 Sa 5 Su 6 M 7 Tu 8 W 9 Th 10 F 11 Sa 12 Su 13 M 14 Tu 15 W 16 Th 17 F 18 Sa 19 Su 20 M 21 Tu 22 W 23 Th 24 F 25 Sa 26 Su 27 M 28 Tu 29 W 30 Th 31 Su
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Tawe Lock Closures 2023
January
Saturday 07 Lock Master’s Decision
Sunday 08 Lock Master’s Decision
Monday 09 Lock Master’s Decision
Friday 20 Lock Master’s Decision
Saturday 21 1015 - 1315
Sunday 22 1115 - 1415
Monday 23 1200 - 1500
Tuesday 24 1245 - 1545
Wednesday 25 1330 - 1630
Thursday 26 1415 - 1715
Friday 27 1500 - 1800
February
Sunday 05 Lock Master’s Decision
Monday 06 Lock Master’s Decision
Tuesday 07 1200 - 1500
Wednesday 08 1230 - 1530
Thursday 09 Lock Master’s Decision
Friday 10 Lock Master’s Decision
Saturday 18 Lock Master’s Decision
Sunday 19 1015 - 1315
Monday 20 1100 - 1400
Tuesday 21 1145 - 1445
Wednesday 22 1230 - 1530
Thursday 23 1315 - 1615
Friday 24 1345 - 1645
Saturday 25 1415 - 1715
March
Monday 06 Lock Master’s Decision
Tuesday 07 1100 - 1400
Wednesday 08 1130 - 1430
Thursday 09 1200 - 1500
Lock closure Maintenance: Tawe Barrage Annual Maintenance Closure – 2200
Friday 10 1230 - 1530
Saturday 11 1245 - 1545
Sunday 12 Lock Master’s Decision
Sunday 5th March 2023 –0700 Monday 20th March 2023
Sunday 19 Lock Master’s Decision
Monday 20 1000 - 1300
Tuesday 21 1045 - 1345
Wednesday 22 1130 - 1430
Thursday 23 1200 - 1500
Friday 24 1245 - 1545
Saturday 25 1315 - 1615
Sunday 26 1445 - 1745
April
Tuesday 04 Lock Master’s Decision
Wednesday 05 1130 - 1430
Thursday 06 1200 - 1500
Friday 07 1230 - 1530
Saturday 08 1300 - 1600
Sunday 09 1330 - 1630
Monday 10 1400 - 1700
Monday 17 0945 - 1245
Tuesday 18 1030 - 1330
Wednesday 19 1115 - 1415
Thursday 20 1200 - 1500
Friday 21 1230 - 1530
Saturday 22 1315 - 1615
Sunday 23 1345 - 1645
Monday 24 Lock Master’s Decision
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May
Wednesday 03 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 04 1100 - 1400
Friday 05 1130 - 1430
Saturday 06 1200 - 1500
Sunday 07 1245 - 1545
Monday 08 1315 - 1615
Tuesday 09 Lock Master’s Decision
Tuesday 16 Lock Master’s Decision
Wednesday 17 1000 - 1300
Thursday 18 1045 - 1345
Friday 19 1130 - 1430
Saturday 20 1200 - 1500
Sunday 21 1245 - 1545
Monday 22 1315 - 1615
Tuesday 23 Lock Master’s Decision
June
Friday 02 Lock Master’s Decision
Saturday 03 Lock Master’s Decision
Sunday 04 1145 - 1445
Monday 05 1215 - 1515
Tuesday 06 1300 - 1600
Wednesday 07 1345 - 1645
Thursday 08 Lock Master’s Decision
Friday 16 Lock Master’s Decision
Saturday 17 Lock Master’s Decision
Sunday 18 Lock Master’s Decision
Monday 19 Lock Master’s Decision
Tuesday 20 Lock Master’s Decision
July
Sunday 02 Lock Master’s Decision
Monday 03 1130 - 1430
Tuesday 04 1215 - 1515
Wednesday 05 1300 - 1600
Thursday 06 1345 - 1645
Friday 07 1430 - 1730
Saturday 08 Lock Master’s Decision
Tuesday 18 Lock Master’s Decision
Wednesday 19 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 20 Lock Master’s Decision
Friday 21 Lock Master’s Decision
August
Tuesday 01 1115 - 1415
Wednesday 02 1200 - 1500
Thursday 03 1300 - 1600
Friday 04 1345 - 1645
Saturday 05 1415 - 1715
Sunday 06 1500 - 1800
Monday 07 Lock Master’s Decision
Wednesday 16 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 17 1215 - 1515
Friday 18 1245 - 1545
Saturday 19 1315 - 1615
Sunday 20 Lock Master’s Decision
Monday 21 Lock Master’s Decision
Wednesday 30 1100 - 1400
Thursday 31 1200 - 1500
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September
September
Friday 01 1245 - 1545
Saturday 02 1315 - 1615
Sunday 03 1400 - 1700
Monday 04 1430 - 1730
Tuesday 05 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 14 Lock Master’s Decision
Friday 15 1200 - 1500
Saturday 16 1230 - 1530
Sunday 17 1300 - 1600
Monday 18 1315 - 1615
Tuesday 19 Lock Master’s Decision
Wednesday 27 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 28 1045 - 1345
Friday 29 1130 - 1430
Saturday 30 1215 - 1515
October
Sunday 01 1300 - 1600
Monday 02 1330 - 1630
Tuesday 03 1400 - 1700
Wednesday 04 Lock Master’s Decision
Friday 13 Lock Master’s Decision
Saturday 14 1130 - 1430
Sunday 15 1200 - 1500
Monday 16 1230 - 1530
Tuesday 17 1300 - 1600
Wednesday 18 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 26 Lock Master’s Decision
Friday 27 1030 - 1330
Saturday 28 1115 - 1415
Sunday 29 1045 - 1345
Monday 30 1130 - 1430
Tuesday 31 1200 - 1500
November
Wednesday 01 Lock Master’s Decision
Sunday 12 Lock Master’s Decision
Monday 13 1030 - 1330
Tuesday 14 1100 - 1400
Wednesday 15 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 16 Lock Master’s Decision
Saturday 25 Lock Master’s Decision
Sunday 26 0945 - 1245
Monday 27 1030 - 1330
Tuesday 28 1100 - 1400
Wednesday 29 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 30 Lock Master’s Decision
December
Tuesday 12 Lock Master’s Decision
Wednesday 13 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 14 1130 - 1430
Friday 15 1215 - 1515
Saturday 16 Lock Master’s Decision
Sunday 17 Lock Master’s Decision
Monday 25 Christmas Day - Closed
Tuesday 26 Lock Master’s Decision
Wednesday 27 Lock Master’s Decision
Thursday 28 Lock Master’s Decision
Friday 29 Lock Master’s Decision
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