Tree in Navigation upstream of Scarborough Bridge

Detail

From Date: 07/01/2021 12:00

To Date: 28/01/2021 13:00 inclusive

Type: Advice

Reason: Vegetation

Is the towpath closed? No

Location

Closest waterway: River Ouse

Starts at: Scarborough Rail Bridge

Ends at: Scarborough Rail Bridge

Updates

28/01/2021 12:56

The tree has been removed upstream of Scarborough Bridge.

Only essential movement should be occurring at this time for the reasons below:

  • to access water or waste facilities
  • to access essential food and supplies
  • to access hospital, GP, and other medical appointments, or visits where you have had an accident or are concerned about your health
  • for emergency mechanical service for your boat
  • for emergency vet treatment for your pet
  • for caring responsibilities

13/01/2021 15:08

The river levels are still too high to remove the debris safely.

We hope to be able to remove the vegetation on the week commencing the 18.01.2021 when we are hoping that the water levels will have returned to a normal flow and level.

Only essential movement should be occurring at this time for the reasons below:

  • to access water or waste facilities
  • to access essential food and supplies
  • to access hospital, GP, and other medical appointments, or visits where you have had an accident or are concerned about your health
  • for emergency mechanical service for your boat
  • for emergency vet treatment for your pet
  • for caring responsibilities

Description

There is a tree present in the navigation upstream of Scarborough Bridge close to the buttress of the bridge. The positioning of the tree is not causing any restriction to the channel at both sides of the buttress or any danger to boaters.

Could skippers of all crafts please slow down and approach the area with caution.

Due to fast flowing currents at the moment, we are unable to remove it safely but we hope to remove the tree next week.

Only essential movement should be occurring at this time for the reasons below:

  • to access water or waste facilities
  • to access essential food and supplies
  • to access hospital, GP, and other medical appointments, or visits where you have had an accident or are concerned about your health
  • for emergency mechanical service for your boat
  • for emergency vet treatment for your pet
  • for caring responsibilities