Henley Music Festival 2019: river restriction notice
Published 24 May 2019
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When
Monday 8 July to Sunday 14 July 2019.
Where
Henley reach.
Details
Those in charge of all boats in the vicinity of this event must conform with these directions and with any special directions which, at the discretion of a Harbour Master, may be required in particular circumstances during these dates.
All boats travelling downstream must be navigated within the regatta course and all boats travelling upstream must be navigated on the Buckinghamshire Bank/Fawley side of the river. Except from 7am to 6pm on Friday 12 and Saturday 13 July and 8am to 4:30pm on Sunday 14 July (when the navigation channel for all river traffic will be on the Buckinghamshire Bank/Fawley side of the river).
Boats can cross the course from one side of the river to the other provided that in doing so they do not impede any other boats.
At no time may any boats be moored within the regatta course, to the bank in the area known as The Narrows, or to the adjacent regatta course booms (The Narrows is indicated with an X on the map below).
Boats may moor to the booms on the Buckinghamshire Bank/Fawley side of the regatta course provided no more than two boats lie alongside each other and no mooring lines are attached to any course pile. Cabin boats wishing to moor to enjoy Henley Festival must not moor to the booms until after the end of the Henley Royal Regatta Prize Giving Ceremony on the afternoon of Sunday 7 July.
No boat can be left unattended to the regatta course booms, piles or boxes at any time.
All boats, including unpowered boats, must display the required navigation lights when navigating after sunset and before sunrise.
Additional directions for mooring may be given by Navigation Officers as required.
Furthermore, we hereby advise that the regatta course including all of the piles, booms and boxes are the property of Henley Royal Regatta. The Regatta may choose to take civil action against any person who causes damage to their structures.
It is an offence to fail to conform with the directions in this notice or to obstruct an officer of the Environment Agency in the execution of their duty or to fail to obey directions given regarding the navigation, mooring or unmooring of any boat.
Henley Royal Regatta course map