COVID-19: LOCAL ADVICE AND GUIDANCE My Account Do you have financial worries? Find out about financial help available to you Home Environment Sustainable environment Beverley Navigation (Beck) Information on Beverley Beck, including the rules of navigation and information about the visitor moorings. Do I need permission to access Beverley Beck with a boat/vessel? Who should I contact for permission to access Beverley Beck? Do I need permission to access Beverley Beck with a boat/vessel? Yes. The Basic Rules of Navigation and Requirements for Navigating the Beverley Beck must be consulted if you wish to gain access and use Beverley Beck. These rules and requirements are detailed in the document below: Basic Rules of Navigation (pdf 101kb) Who should I contact for permission to access Beverley Beck? Visiting vessels must give the Lock Keeper at least 36 hours (48 hours preferred) notice of any request to pass the vessel through the lock and, if the Lock Keeper is not available, they must contact East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Infrastructure and Facilities. Full contact details are provided below. Contact Details for the Lock Keeper (Steve Bampton) Journey date and time must be provided to the Lock Keeper by one of the following means: Text or voice message on mobile phone number 07930 663331 (requires 24 hours’ notice). Written notification posted to: Lock Keeper’s Cottage Waterside Road, Beverley HU17 0SU (requires 36 hours’ notice) Email: stevebampton@yahoo.com (requires 36 hours’ notice). In the event that the Lock Keeper is unavailable, journey date and time must be sent to East Riding of Yorkshire Council, with at least 36 hours’ notice, by one of the following means: E-mail steve.charlton@eastriding.gov.uk with a copy to stevebampton@yahoo.com. Please note: For boat movements during weekends, notification needs to be received no later than 13:00 on the Thursday prior to arrival. Boat users are strongly urged to read the Basic Rules of Navigation and Requirements for Navigating the Beverley Beck, which are detailed in the document below: Basic Rules of Navigation (pdf 101kb) Stay connected Sign up for the latest news and updates from East Riding of Yorkshire Council. We will use GovDelivery to send you emails, it is secure and you can choose to stop receiving emails at any time. Find out more in our Privacy notice. Business Coronavirus - grants for businesses and charities Licences and registration Trading standards Starting, growing and locating your business Business rates Food services Business opportunities with the council View Business Council Pay for council services Council jobs and pensions Councillors, MPs and MEPs Elections and voting Committees Plans, policies and strategies View Council Environment Bins, rubbish and recycling Roads, streets, traffic and parking Public transport and travel Pests, dogs and animals Pollution Sustainable environment View Environment Leisure Libraries Countryside and walks Archives, family and local history Leisure centres and sports facilities Tourism and attractions Events View Leisure Living Children and families Marriage and civil partnerships Care and support for adults Deaths Registration services copy certificates Citizenship View Living Learning Schools, colleges and academies Employment education and skills School term dates School holidays and absences School places and admissions View Learning Housing and council tax Council tax Housing advice Housing and council tax benefits Council tenants Energy efficiency Council leaseholders View Housing and council tax Planning permission and building control Planning permission and associated services Building control services and regulations View and comment on planning applications Tree and hedge protection and regulations Conservation areas and listed buildings Planning policy and the East Riding Local Plan View Planning permission and building control © 2021 East Riding of Yorkshire Council www.eastriding.gov.uk Privacy Cookies Accessibility Contact Home A-Z News Business Council Environment Housing and council tax Learning Leisure Living Planning permission and building control Top of page Manage your cookies Settings Cookies Statement Cookies are used on this site Cookies are files saved in the browser of your computer, tablet or phone, when you visit a website. These cookies store various information such as whether you are logged in, what pages you visit, user preferences, and can be linked to online marketing campaigns. More information is available in the advanced cookie settings area below, as well as in the Cookies Statement. You can change your cookies settings at any time by visiting the Cookies page or from the Cookies link in the footer. Accept all cookies Reject all cookies Advanced cookie settings