We are continually trying to improve our safety standards. This is done in part through making our members safety aware. Highlighting good practise to all our memebers.
Part of our efforts are focused on safe practise on the Tideway. This is important for our members to know now, as well as, being useful knowledge to know in the future. Many members end up continuing rowing and staying in London. Therefore, we encourage members to invest their time in learning the Tideway Code now for both now and the future.
Part of our efforts are focused on safe practise on the Tideway. This is important for our members to know now, as well as, being useful knowledge to know in the future. Many members end up continuing rowing and staying in London. Therefore, we encourage members to invest their time in learning the Tideway Code now for both now and the future.
Thames Regional Rowing Council's safety pages:
http://www.thames-rrc.org/rowing-on-the-thames/navigation-on-the-river-thames/
This has more information on safe navigation on the Tideway.
The Tideway Code:
http://www.portoflondon.co.uk/pdfs/maritime/rowing_code_-_printers.pdf
A VERY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT ALL SHOULD READ.
The PLA Website:
http://www.portoflondon.co.uk/
http://www.thames-rrc.org/rowing-on-the-thames/navigation-on-the-river-thames/
This has more information on safe navigation on the Tideway.
The Tideway Code:
http://www.portoflondon.co.uk/pdfs/maritime/rowing_code_-_printers.pdf
A VERY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT ALL SHOULD READ.
The PLA Website:
http://www.portoflondon.co.uk/