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The Port of London Authority's (PLA) harbour masters are asking river users to pay attention to their vessel’s wash and draw-off.
Read moreBoat owners should stay off the booze for a safe bank holiday weekend on the tidal Thames.
Read moreThe country’s first inland waterway continuing professional development (CPD) scheme has been launched by the Thames Skills Academy (TSA), the Company of Watermen & Lightermen (CWL) and the Port of London Authority (PLA).
Read moreA new water safety guide for residents living close to the tidal Thames has been issued to mark the Royal Life Saving Society’s Drowning Prevention Week (19-26 June).
Read moreThe public causeway at Erith, stretching over 170 metres into the river, is a vital access point for the emergency services and is widely used for recreation and commerce. Recent surveys taken by the PLA show signs of deterioration of the structure.
Read moreAn external audit of occupational health and safety procedures has confirmed that the Port of London Authority meets important international requirements.
Read moreNew film by Port of London Authority encourages everyone to open up. Simply talking can be a lifeline for people experiencing a mental health problem. #SaferThames
Read moreFour “angels” that keep the RNLI pontoon at Royal Terrace Pier safe ascended to the skies (10 December).
Read morePublic urged to look after one another on the river and its banks this yuletide.
Read moreAs Maritime Safety Week kicks off (6 July), the Port of London Authority (PLA) is calling on river users to make reporting tidal Thames ‘near misses’ a priority in its latest safety drive.
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