Sentence examples for mooring fee from inspiring English sources

Running costs are arguably cheaper than a traditional high street premises – just a trading licence from the Canal & River Trust and, if you're static rather than continuously cruising, a marina or mooring fee.

Earlier this year, 250 London boat owners received a letter from the Canal & River Trust (CRT), the charity that manages British waterways, notifying them of mooring fee increases of up to 89%.

Water is included in their mooring fee; a meter at the marina provides their electricity.

Those who own their docking spot, don't pay a monthly mooring fee.

Soon afterward, with the boat safely moored, Jason from St . Lucia Marine Parks and Services pulled up alongside to collect our mooring fee.

Others questioned how fees for moorings are calculated and said that mooring fees are too high compared to residential dock fees.

Along with predictable expenses -- loan payments, insurance, storage, mooring fees and property taxes -- boats incur plenty of unpredictable expenses.

People living on canal boats in London say they are being priced off the waterways by rising mooring fees.

Mooring fees in port around £35 per night, including fresh water, use of shower blocks etc. Diesel for the week, £30-£40.

Currie dreams of fixing up the village hall using the money earned from mooring fees; expected to be £20,000 this financial year.

Around 30,000 yachts have fled Italy this year, costing €200 million in lost revenue from mooring fees, port services and fuel sales, according to Assomarinas, the Italian Association of Marinas.