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River Thames: lock site mooring application form

Application form for base moorings at lock sites on the River Thames.

From:
Environment Agency
Published
27 August 2013
Last updated
4 August 2022 — See all updates

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Application for moorings at River Thames lock sites

Ref: LIT 8446

PDF, 809 KB, 3 pages

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Details

Use this application form to apply for a base mooring at a lock site on the River Thames.

Please refer to the River Thames lock base mooring charges before you fill in this form.

Please note the application form is currently being updated with the email address and postal address shown below. Please use these to avoid delay.

Send your completed application by email to RiverThames@environment-agency.gov.uk, with ‘Thames lock mooring application’ in the subject field, or by post to:

Waterways
Environment Agency
Kings Meadow House
Kings Meadow Road
Reading RG1 8DQ

You can find more information on lock base mooring on the locks and facilities for boaters page.

Updates to this page

Published 27 August 2013
Last updated 4 August 2022 + show all updates

  1. River Thames lock site mooring application form updated. Shepperton address removed and replaced by Reading address to send the form to.

  2. Updated information about where to send application form - pending updating of the actual form.

  3. New address to send lock site mooring applications to.

  4. Additional information added, including links to more information on base moorings.

  5. The application form for moorings at lock sites on the River Thames has changed to an editable pdf. The privacy notice has been updated due to DPA 2018.

  6. Updated form for 2017/18

  7. First published.

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