Anchoring in Kirby Creek

ianc1200

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My mistake, went round again yesterday, the sign is there but being ignored.

The spot inside Honeypot is very deep almost next to the island but closer to the landing stage than the varnished yacht on a buoy.
 

Trimaran Pete

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Anchoring in Kirby Creek now permissable (?)

Kirby Creek is no longer listed as a shellfish bivalve mollusc production site.

The Food Standards Agency has published a list of current (2022-2023) recognised shellfish productions areas (updated 8 March 2023). This is available to download from their Shellfish Classification page: www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/shellfish-classification

Follow the link (2 thirds down the page) for Current Classification Lists: ODS Shellfish Classification List England and Wales 2022-23 (22.69 KB)

NOTE: this in ODS Open Document Spreadsheet format.

Kirby Creek is ABSENT from the above list.
 

Plum

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Anchoring in Kirby Creek now permissable (?)

Kirby Creek is no longer listed as a shellfish bivalve mollusc production site.

The Food Standards Agency has published a list of current (2022-2023) recognised shellfish productions areas (updated 8 March 2023). This is available to download from their Shellfish Classification page: www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/shellfish-classification

Follow the link (2 thirds down the page) for Current Classification Lists: ODS Shellfish Classification List England and Wales 2022-23 (22.69 KB)

NOTE: this in ODS Open Document Spreadsheet format.

Kirby Creek is ABSENT from the above list.
Thank you for that. I will continue to occasionally anchor in Kirby Creak but now without the very small guilty conscience. 😁

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ianc1200

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Anchoring in Kirby Creek now permissable (?)

Kirby Creek is no longer listed as a shellfish bivalve mollusc production site.

The Food Standards Agency has published a list of current (2022-2023) recognised shellfish productions areas (updated 8 March 2023). This is available to download from their Shellfish Classification page: www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/shellfish-classification

Follow the link (2 thirds down the page) for Current Classification Lists: ODS Shellfish Classification List England and Wales 2022-23 (22.69 KB)

NOTE: this in ODS Open Document Spreadsheet format.

Kirby Creek is ABSENT from the above list.

The "Several Order" was due to expire in 1st June this year in any case.
 
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