Hi,
I was just in discussion with a friend who has a boat moored in by Canary Wharf. He said that he had heard that St Katherines had asked most of the boats to leave for the olympics..is this true..?
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17-04-12, 13:21 #1
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18-04-12, 08:22 #2
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No. They have, however, just asked my friend who berths there for c£3000 for a six week period during the Olympics for a 43' boat, effectively kicking her out cos she won't pay that!
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18-04-12, 08:38 #3
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Crazy!
I guess everyone is looking to make as much as they can during the Olympics
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Curious,as previous posts on here have reported that visitor prices have been held at normal rates.?
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18-04-12, 08:46 #5
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18-04-12, 16:58 #8
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They don't even reply to emails now. Several of my fellow residents have made enquiries re moorings and nothing heard.I feel they have their financial eyes elsewhere at the moment. Many of us are looking elswhere after the shows. St Katts are not doing themselves any favours to mainstay customers.
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18-04-12, 17:47 #9
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Mayby, st kats don't do contracts on an annual basis, everyone is technically a visitor.
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