January February 2019 Marina World
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Cleaning Princes Dock<br />
Waterway maintenance company Water Witch has successfully<br />
reduced the level of pollution in the water spaces around Princes<br />
Dock, Liverpool Waters, following the completion of a five-month<br />
contract with Peel Land and Property.<br />
The high profile site, which is<br />
an integral part of Liverpool’s<br />
waterfront, is currently undergoing<br />
a huge transformation as part of<br />
the £5 billion Liverpool Waters<br />
project, led by Peel Land and<br />
Property. The dock has also seen<br />
a rise in the number of popular<br />
summer events being held on<br />
the waterfront over the past few<br />
years, which has made the site a<br />
favoured spot for those living in<br />
and visiting the city.<br />
“Our work in this location dates<br />
back to when the ambitious canal<br />
link was created, connecting<br />
the Leeds Liverpool Canal to<br />
the South Docks,” says Water<br />
Witch director Jackie Caddick.<br />
“Last summer we worked with<br />
Peel Land and Property on a<br />
weekly basis on cleaning up<br />
the waterways. This included<br />
collecting algae, which occurs<br />
naturally but blooms in the<br />
warm and sunny weather. We<br />
also removed plastic bottles,<br />
Styrofoam and plastic cups,<br />
which are blown or washed into<br />
the water from all over the city.<br />
Our litter boats collected these to<br />
prevent plastics reaching the sea<br />
and causing further pollution.”<br />
The Liverpool Waters<br />
regeneration project covers 60ha<br />
(148acres) of Liverpool’s historic<br />
docklands and will create five<br />
distinct neighbourhoods with<br />
commercial, residential and<br />
leisure facilities for people to<br />
enjoy.<br />
E: info@waterwitch.com<br />
PRODUCTS, SERVICES & PEOPLE<br />
US-based company Deckorators has introduced a<br />
range of composite ‘Dock and Deck Boards’. Featuring<br />
patented Eovations technology that allows virtually no<br />
moisture absorption and offers textured embossing for<br />
enhanced traction, the product is available in brown<br />
and grey colour options and in 12ft (3.6m), 16ft (4.8m)<br />
and 20ft (6m) lengths. The boards are backed by the<br />
company’s 25-year structural, 25-year stain-andfade<br />
and 25-year removal-and-replacement limited<br />
warranty that covers water and ground contact.<br />
www.deckorators.com/deckexpo<br />
Halle 11 B 60<br />
Full range of floang systems<br />
Marine Dock<br />
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Roto Dock<br />
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