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Navigational Notices

  • Navigation Notice No 5 of 2012 14 May 2012

    Navigation Notice No 5 of 2012

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    The following guidance is given for Navigation through the Gateshead Millennium Bridge

  • Navigation Notice No 4 of 2012 03 May 2012

    Navigation Notice No 4 of 2012

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    Notice is hereby given that there will be a restriction in channel width available off Riverside Quay South Shields on or around the 7th May 2012. The vessel "Rolling Stone" will be in an area approximately 100m off Riverside Quay in "DP" (Dynamic Positioning) mode. She will be receiving a shipment of rock from a "Stema Shipping" vessel secured on Riverside Quay. The operation will be carried out in three stages, approximately 24 hours apart and at all states of day or night.

  • Navigation Notice 1 of 2012 24 January 2012

    Navigation Notice 1 of 2012

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    In advance of the works to remove the bridge protection system (scheduled for February 2012 - separate Navigation Notices will be issued) changes to the navigation lighting is proposed.

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Navigation Notices are issued by the Port Authority as a means to ensure the safety of navigation on the River Tyne They may simply inform, offer advice, or occasionally warn, mariners of non-standard situations, events or occurrences, anywhere on the Tyne from a mile outside the Piers to the tidal boundary at Ryton. Sometimes instructions will be included in the notice. Generally they refer to a specific location but unless specifically excepted, they apply to all vessels big and small, and to any person in charge of a vessel; be that the owner, operator, skipper, or master. As the aim is to enhance the safety of navigation for all, compliance with any reasonable instructions contained in the notices is expected. However it should also be noted that failure to do so may, in certain circumstances, lead to an offence being committed and leave the person in charge of the vessel liable to prosecution.

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