MGM Filming 2022: river restriction notice
Published 22 April 2022
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When
Monday 16 May to Friday 20 May 2022, daily from 9:30am to 7:30pm.
Where
Henley reach.
Details
During these dates and times no boats can navigate within the regatta course.
The navigation channel for river traffic will be on the Bucks Bank, Fawley Court side of the river. Normal rules of navigation will apply in the navigation channel and boats must navigate with particular care and caution.
No boat can moor to the bank in the area known as The Narrows or to the adjacent regatta course booms (The Narrows is indicated with an X on the map below).
No boats can moor to the booms on the outside of the regatta course between Temple Island and The Upper Thames Rowing Club. No boat can moor unattended to the regatta course booms, piles or boxes.
There will be intermittent delays of approximately 15 minutes while filming takes place. All boaters are requested to hold their position when directed by an officer of the Environment Agency or the crew of safety boats.
It is an offence to fail to conform with the directions in this notice or to obstruct an officer of the Environment Agency in the execution of their duty or to fail to obey directions given regarding the navigation, mooring or unmooring of any boat.
Furthermore, we hereby advise that the regatta course including all of the piles, booms and boxes are the property of Henley Royal Regatta. The Regatta may choose to take civil action against any person who causes damage to their structures.
Henley Royal Regatta course map