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After a delayed start to this year’s boating season, it’s great to see local berth holders starting to come back to check on their boats and venture out on the water. For those still unable to trave ...

As of today, berth holders living within a 5 mile radius of Milford Marina will be able to access the Milford Haven Waterway in line with the cancellation of the Port of Milford Haven’s Notice to Mariners (37/20), and Welsh Government’s preceding announcements last Friday.

No matter where you may be safely working today, why not help spread the awareness of safe (and fun) boating by taking a photo of you wearing your lifejacket in work, or even around the house!

Jason Davies submitted the winning photo for April entitled 'For all the key workers'.

Karen Morris submitted the winning photo for March entitled 'Through the looking glass'.

Following on from Government guidance issued last week, a Notice to Mariners was issued yesterday to notify waterway users that the Port of Milford Haven considers leisure use of the Milford Waterway at this present time an unnecessary activity.

In these unprecedented times, and following official Government guidance, our priority is to protect the safety of our staff and customers. As a result of this, we have taken the decision to adjust our service during the coronavirus outbreak, as a temporary measure, to mitigate the spread of the virus at Milford Marina.

In our next short film we join Adrian Owens and his family, who will take us on a joyous journey aboard their stunning Italian Franchini sailing yacht, “Anna – B”.

In a series of short films made especially for Milford Marina, it’s our pleasure to introduce you to some of our fantastic berth holders and let them tell you their own stories about their boats, their experiences and their passion for the sea. This is Ian's story.

Helen Adams submitted January's winning image of her son jumping in the air.