CRT license question

[TheBiscuits]

Just now, Scholar Gypsy said:

 

Wisbech Yacht Station is owned by Fenland District Council.

 

Bristol Floating Harbour (posh C19th term for a marina, I would argue!) is owned by the City Council.

 

Beverley Beck is owned by East Riding DC.

 

South Dock on the Thames is run by Southwark Council.

 

 

Thanks for that list - I couldn't think of any offhand.

[ditchcrawler]

2 minutes ago, Scholar Gypsy said:

 

Wisbech Yacht Station is owned by Fenland District Council.

 

Bristol Floating Harbour (posh C19th term for a marina, I would argue!) is owned by the City Council.

 

Beverley Beck is owned by East Riding DC.

 

South Dock on the Thames is run by Southwark Council.

 

I should get out more.... 

Can you think of any on CRT waters?

[Scholar Gypsy]

2 minutes ago, ditchcrawler said:

Can you think of any on CRT waters?

 

"The Brayford Trust is an independent charity contracted with the City Council on a not-for-profit basis to maintain and preserve the Brayford Pool." implies that Lincoln City Council might own Brayford pool.   That's the best I can do.

[Higgs]

16 hours ago, TheBiscuits said:

Every marina - privately owned or not - that has a NAA deal legally requires every boat to have a valid licence at all times.

 

The NAA obliges the marina to require a boat to have a licence, under the marina's T&C. Neither the marina or CRT actually have the authority under statute to require the boat to have a licence on private property. The contract between the marina and CRT sets the rule, not the statute.