alldownwind
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St.Kats has been closed for 'lock gate repairs' until July 21st. Not too clever.
St. Kats closed
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Twister_Ken
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That's a bit much - they did the same thing last winter and trapped a load of people in the dock for several weeks.
Once is unfortunate, twice is incompetent, three times is a conspiracy.
Once is unfortunate, twice is incompetent, three times is a conspiracy.
aluijten
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Must be a conspiracy then because 14 months ago the lock was also out of order. We ended up in Limehouse then. On the upside, Limehouse is better facilitated and cheaper.
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Roxby
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It's not just closed, it's for all practical purposes empty. I can't imagine how much money they're loosing on this, as well as the drop off in trade for the shops and restaurants.
Much as we love St Kat's, we're kind of wondering where it's going right now. With huge rent rises which have closed several of the shops, overblown redevelopment plans which will irreversibly alter the character of the place, and now this closure at the hight of the season, what exactly are the new owners playing at???
Much as we love St Kat's, we're kind of wondering where it's going right now. With huge rent rises which have closed several of the shops, overblown redevelopment plans which will irreversibly alter the character of the place, and now this closure at the hight of the season, what exactly are the new owners playing at???
alec
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Shame.
Has to be one of the cheapest capital city berths in Western Europe.
Hope that it stays this way.
Has to be one of the cheapest capital city berths in Western Europe.
Hope that it stays this way.
toad
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What exactly are the owners playing at" Well looking at the web site there is talk of retail office and residential development. Nothing about marina development, if the lock cost to much to maintain just chain it shut. A old barge or pirate ship, a few swans and no troublesome boat owners
