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trying to make things better. We concentrate our work on balancing the competing demands of different river users. It needs the judgment of solomon sometimes! “It is very satisfying, it’s a challenge and it’s always a learning experience. I’m very proud of the fact that we have been looking at long-term plans for maintenance, training and health and safety. We are one of the few ports nationally to comply with the Port Marine safety Code as it was introduced. Our strategy on maintenance resulted in not one mooring being lost during the very extreme storms this winter – again one of a very few nationwide in that position. “We are just custodians of the Dart and if we leave it as beautiful, as admired and as well regarded as when we took on that responsibility then we have done our job well.“


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