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News & Events
Aberystwyth Marina – Early Dates For Your Diary
Family-friendly, endless foodie fun and free tickets? Sounds like the Street Food Warehouse and their team of feeders are heading back into town. Dates are still to be confirmed but are likely to be the 16th – 18th July 2021. ABERYSTWYTH MARINA – SUMMER PARTY With a fair wind and a return to … Continued
Find out moreAberoutdoors – Tenant Profile
AN INTRODUCTION TO ABEROUTDOORS Aberoutdoors: ‘Adventure Consultancy’ moved into the old Marina Office in Aberystwyth Marina in July 2019 to add a new venue to its 30 years of experience. In March of 2020 the plan was to launch the new location under a more ‘local’ brand name of Aberoutdoors to reflect the business plans … Continued
Find out moreAberystwyth Marina – Dredging Update
DREDGING AT ABERYSTWYTH MARINA NEARLY COMPLETE We are pleased to announce that The Harbour Management team are close to completing a scheduled maintenance dredge at Aberystwyth Marina. The campaign started at the beginning of December with ‘CMS Innovation’ removing silt deposits within the marina area. CMS Innovation is the ideal vessel for tight corners and working at … Continued
Find out moreWater Injection Dredging: Deganwy Marina
THE MARINE GROUP HAVE RECENTLY COMPLETED A WATER INJECTION DREDGING CAMPAIGN FOR DEGANWY MARINA The Marine Group was recently contracted by the owners of Deganwy Marina to remove up to 7,000m3 of accumulated sediment from the Marina. Deganwy is situated on the North Wales coast, at the mouth of the River Conwy where siltation is a major problem. … Continued
Find out moreBurry Port Harbour – Progress Update
CMS SEAKA IS CURRENTLY COMPLETING TECHNICAL TRIALS IN BURRY PORT Harbour The Marine Group’s Harbour Management Division has now expanded its dredging capabilities with the recent completion of their bespoke built ‘Water Injection’ dredger, CMS Seaka. Having conducted sea trials off Cardiff in recent weeks, CMS Seaka has now arrived at Burry Port. It is … Continued
Find out moreCoronavirus Firebreak Update
As you will no doubt be aware, a short, sharp firebreak was introduced across Wales on Friday 23rd October to help regain control of coronavirus. This means that a series of restrictive measures are in place from 6pm Friday 23rd October until 12:01am Monday 9th November 2020. Please follow this link for the latest Government Advice. During this period and to … Continued
Find out moreEnjoy Summer on the water!
With the restrictions on overnight stays lifted from 11th July, we are excited to welcome all berth-holders back to enjoy summer on the water! Share your love for the water far and wide this summer. Whether enjoying a relaxing getaway, exploring secluded beaches or heading out for a bit of fun, help inspire others by using #SummerOnTheWater … Continued
Find out moreWelcome back to Aberystywth Marina from 6th July
First phase of opening of marina – Staying Local – during Covid-19 We are pleased to now be able to start welcoming boat owners back to Aberystwyth Marina. Please be patient with staff and other berth-holders as we all adapt to this new situation. Following guidance from Ceredigion County Council from 6th July you are now able to get … Continued
Find out moreLatest news from Port Dinorwic Marina
NEW WASHROOMS NOW OPEN IN PORT DINORWIC MARINA We are delighted to announce that the refurbishment work on the washrooms at Port Dinorwic Marina is now complete and ready for berth holders to use from this weekend. The layout has been completely reworked to ensure better use of the space and the finish selected to … Continued
Find out moreNew trolleys for Cardiff Marina
We have taken delivery of a number of new trolleys for berth holders to use at Cardiff Marina. A new trolley point has also been created on the pontoons. To ensure the security of the trolleys they require a £1 coin to release them. Please ensure you return the trolleys to the trolley point immediately after … Continued
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