how do i register a home mooring

[Nic B]

We have just been put onto a 6 month licence , and decided that as we were not able to move boat sufficienty to satisfy CRT , we would get a home mooring. We have now secured a mooring at a marina, and our boat has been moored there since the beginning of the month. However, there does not seem to be a way to register this with CRT until we get a new licnce, ie in 6 months time. Can anyone clarify whether this is really the case? Cannot get any reponse from CRT. thanks for your help.

[Tracy D'arth]

8 minutes ago, Nic B said:

We have just been put onto a 6 month licence , and decided that as we were not able to move boat sufficienty to satisfy CRT , we would get a home mooring. We have now secured a mooring at a marina, and our boat has been moored there since the beginning of the month. However, there does not seem to be a way to register this with CRT until we get a new licnce, ie in 6 months time. Can anyone clarify whether this is really the case? Cannot get any reponse from CRT. thanks for your help.

Notify C&RT on the licencing page of their website, its easy to do.   https://licensing.canalrivertrust.org.uk/

Or if you can't find it,  ask    customer.services@canalrivertrust.org.uk 

Edited October 16, 2023 by Tracy D'arth

[Rob-M]

Log in to the CRT licensing site and update the information for your boat which includes the mooring location.

[Nic B]

thanks all, we've worked it out now!!

[Hudds Lad]

13 minutes ago, Nic B said:

We have just been put onto a 6 month licence , and decided that as we were not able to move boat sufficienty to satisfy CRT , we would get a home mooring. We have now secured a mooring at a marina, and our boat has been moored there since the beginning of the month. However, there does not seem to be a way to register this with CRT until we get a new licnce, ie in 6 months time. Can anyone clarify whether this is really the case? Cannot get any reponse from CRT. thanks for your help.

You add your mooring location in the "My Boats" section of the licensing website

[magnetman]

Go on the licensing website and do it. 

 

The only thing is if its an obscure mooring it might not be on the list. 

 

I once looked for 'Farmer Giles' field near Eynsham on Thames' and it didn't find it. 

 

 

 

[Hudds Lad]

46 minutes ago, magnetman said:

I once looked for 'Farmer Giles' field near Eynsham on Thames' and it didn't find it. 

That's because it's in Ham, near the River Windrush  

 

 

Edited October 16, 2023 by Hudds Lad
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[Alway Swilby]

2 hours ago, magnetman said:

Go on the licensing website and do it. 

 

The only thing is if its an obscure mooring it might not be on the list. 

 

I once looked for 'Farmer Giles' field near Eynsham on Thames' and it didn't find it. 

 

 

 

 

2 hours ago, Hudds Lad said:

That's because it's in Ham, near the River Windrush  

 

 

Also it's on the Thames so won't be on the CRT list.

[magnetman]

7 minutes ago, Alway Swilby said:

 

Also it's on the Thames so won't be on the CRT list.

This is why I mentioned it. 

 

When is a mooring not a mooring

[Alway Swilby]

23 minutes ago, magnetman said:

This is why I mentioned it. 

 

When is a mooring not a mooring

Well.... If they had a mooring on the Thames they wouldn't need a CRT licence. Perhaps I'm missing some irony here or something.

[MtB]

3 hours ago, Alway Swilby said:

Well.... If they had a mooring on the Thames they wouldn't need a CRT licence. Perhaps I'm missing some irony here or something.

 

Years ago when I moored in T&K Marina on the Thames and had a Gold Licence, BW hounded the hell out of me demanding to know if I had a home mooring and if so, where was it? 

 

 

I eventually caved in and told them.

 

 

[Stilllearning]

17 hours ago, MtB said:

 

Years ago when I moored in T&K Marina on the Thames and had a Gold Licence, BW hounded the hell out of me demanding to know if I had a home mooring and if so, where was it? 

 

 

I eventually caved in and told them.

 

 

I hope you really dragged out the 'eventually ' for a very long time.