In collaboration with the Harbour Master/Chief Executive and his Management Team, we are committed to delivering services, facilities, expertise and skills of the highest quality to all those who use Newlyn Harbour. To further the flow of information from all sectors of the harbour an Advisory Board meets on a regular basis drawing advice and guidance from members with a broad range of skills and experience all related to the port.
You are welcome to take a look at our Advisory Board Terms of Reference.
Rob Clifford-Wing Chair, Newlyn Pier & Harbour Commissioners
“The role of the Advisory Board is to establish stakeholder representation and a means for Newlyn harbour commissioners to seek views on key issues relevant to stakeholders with particular responsibility of ensuring that stakeholder views are heard at board level.
That representation includes:
December 20, 2021
This is an artist’s impression of Sandy Cove to give a vision of Newlyn Harbour. The curved breakwater will reduce the impact of storm waves and tidal surges at the same time provide deepwater berths that will cater for much larger fish, sail and commercial vessels who ply their trade on the sea around Cornwall. […]
Sandy Cove concept for Newlyn Water depth up to three times deeper than inside Newlyn harbour. Existing slip sides lengthened and made solid with careening grids for under 12m boats to dry out. Drawing changes: Syncrolift drawing added; now sideways storage for up to four vessels, each up to 35m x […]
Click to see a larger image. Light green outlines are existing structures. Yellow expansion of North Pier inwards is both flood protection (surface raised) and widened to allow new 10m deep stores. New, gated entrance to fishing industry section; free parking for shoppers at the Co-op! Moveable loading platform on the MW Pier for […]
Click to see a larger image. Shorter breakwater.
Click on the image to see larger version. Potential new market size dependant on Sandy Cove development progress. Parking for everyone. Landscaped existing harbour car park could also be used as a “public square” for events like Fish Festivals. Dotted line squares on Board Walk are outside seating. Potential for Gig Club in old […]
