We have resumed our operations and are looking forward to welcoming you on board
‘Rivertime’ Wheelchair Accessible Passenger Boat
Rivertime Boat Trust Policies
Covid-19 measures and Risk Assessment
For trips between May 17th – July 19th
Created by Lucy Herbert – March 2021 Review alongside Government updates
Operational Procedure
• From May 17th – July 19th the maximum capacity for a group booking on Rivertime will
be six (inc carers)
• Members of the group will be from the same family or care bubble.
• Anyone experiencing (or been exposed to anyone suffering from) Covid -19
symptoms (e.g. high temperature, persistent cough or loss of taste and smell) will not
be able to board the boat. In circumstances when a cancellation is requested, every effort
will be made to re arrange the date and where this is not possible, weekday bookings will be
refunded. Please note, refunds will not be possible for weekend bookings.
• The large sliding roof and both doors will be open whenever possible so please bring
something warm to wear.
• There will be no hot drinks provided on board. Clients will bring their own
refreshments.
• To avoid congestion, passengers will wait until their allocated boarding time before
arriving at the jetty. If running late, contact will be made with the daily skipper or Lucy Herbert
on 07599295544.
• Before entry to the boat and after personal contact, all passengers and RBT
Personnel will use the on- board supply of anti-bacterial hand gel.
• Unless exempt, all passengers and RBT personnel will be required to bring a face
covering to wear during boarding, disembarkation and when moving around the boat. Face coverings
can be removed whilst eating or drinking.
• Prior to the booking being confirmed, the hirer will sign and return the
booking confirmation form, accepting receipt of these terms and conditions.
• Copies of the hirers key contact details will be kept for track and trace purposes.
Full Covid 19 Policy HERE
The Rivertime Boat Trust is a Multi Award – Winning Charity that offers disabled and disadvantaged adults, children and young people an opportunity to develop a long term involvement with the River Thames by providing a safe, supportive and stimulating environment aboard ‘Rivertime’.
Our Wheelchair Accessible Passenger Boat operates between Windsor, Henley-on-Thames and Oxford on the River Thames. It is run by a group of experienced people with business and charity backgrounds and fully trained volunteers with a passion for boating.
The ‘Rivertime’ Wheelchair Accessible Passenger Boat is licensed to take up to 12 people including carers. ‘Rivertime’ is fitted with a hydraulic wheelchair lift and takes disadvantaged adults and children with special learning needs and physical challenges for trips along the River Thames.
It is easy to book a trip on ‘Rivertime’. Simply register online or, if you prefer, call or email our skipper Lucy Herbert, who will take your booking and help you to organise your trip. We are looking forward to welcoming you, your organisation, child, school or family.
07599 295544
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