question about a tender

[Capt Popeye]

Humm, dare I ask, if the dinghy is rowed and not powered, does it require a licence ?

 

[Chris_d]

Humm, dare I ask, if the dinghy is rowed and not powered, does it require a licence ?

Yes its about £50 last time I looked for an unpowered 6ft boat.

 

[DogsBody]

Unless its 30ft long and 1ft wide (excluding the oars), in which case British Rowing can get it licensed for £18!

 

[Actionmat]

Unless its 30ft long and 1ft wide (excluding the oars), in which case British Rowing can get it licensed for £18!

Unfortunately, my dinghy went to the wrong school

 

[mikemanor]

Yes its about £50 last time I looked for an unpowered 6ft boat.

An unpowered boat is £35.50 per year but you would get a 50% discount if you register it as a tender at the same time as you licence the main boat.

Hidden in the depths of the small print is the fact that Unpowered vessel registrations are valid for use on all Environment Agency waterways.

 

[Flynnbarr]

Unfortunately, my dinghy went to the wrong school

I hope we are not going to get an embarrassing headline in the EA Gazette......'Esteemed YBW Forum member caught evading dinghy licence'.......
Think of the shame Actionmat,think of the shame.....:

 

[byron]

I hope we are not going to get an embarrassing headline in the EA Gazette......'Esteemed YBW Forum member caught evading dinghy licence'.......
Think of the shame Actionmat,think of the shame.....:

We could all go to Lords Cricket Ground and spray the words "FREE ACTIONMAT" on their grounds using Roundup weed killer.

 

[Capt Popeye]

Unless its 30ft long and 1ft wide (excluding the oars), in which case British Rowing can get it licensed for £18!

Humm, its probably 'stretching a point' I feel

 

[Actionmat]

We could all go to Lords Cricket Ground and spray the words "FREE ACTIONMAT" on their grounds using Roundup weed killer.

Thankyou, Thankyou. Your kind words of support have brought tears to my eyes