River Thames Conditions - Website & Quick Dial Numbers

New quick dial numbers

The Environment Agency Floodline system has been updated, they have made some changes to the telephone river advice information.

The Floodline phone number remains the same 0345 988 1188.

Select option 1 for River information for boaters
When prompted, enter one of the quick dial numbers below for the area of the river you want to hear about.
If you call the quick dial number and the message states 'there are no messages for this area' then there are currently no boards being displayed at the locks.

You can still view river advice on:

EA River Thames Conditions website
River Levels UK (Maindenhead and Sunbury)

Quick dial	Reach	Description	Web Link
415000	River Thames Upstream of St John's Lock to Radcot Lock	St John's to Radcot Lock, including Buscot and Grafton Locks	St. John's
415001	River Thames Rushey to Godstow Lock	Rushey to Godstow Lock, including Shifford, Northmoor, Pinkhill, Eynsham and Kings Locks	Rushey
415002	River Thames Osney to Iffley Lock	Osney to Iffley Locks only	Osney
415003	River Thames Sandford to Clifton Lock	Sandford to Clifton Lock, including Abingdon and Culham Locks	Abingdon
415004	River Thames Day's to Mapledurham Lock	Day's to Mapledurham Lock, including Benson, Cleeve, Goring and Whitchurch Locks	Goring
415005	River Thames Caversham to Shiplake Lock	Caversham to Shiplake Lock, including Sonning Lock	Shiplake
415006	River Thames Marsh to Boveney Lock	Marsh to Boveney Lock, including Hambleden, Hurley, Temple, Marlow, Cookham, Boulters and Bray Locks	Boveney
415007	River Thames Romney to Bell Weir Lock	Romney to Bell Weir Lock, including Old Widsor Lock	Romney
415008	River Thames Penton Hook to Chertsey Lock	Penton Hook to Chertsey Locks only	Penton Hook
415009	River Thames Shepperton to Teddington Lock	Shepperton to Teddington Lock, including Sunbury and Molesey Locks	Kingston
415010	River Kennet upstream of Blake's Lock	River Kennet for upstream of Blake's Lock and down to the confluence with the River Thames	Theale

Warning boards and what they mean

	When we are displaying these boards at locks, we advise users of all boats not to navigate because the strong flows make it difficult and dangerous. Those in hire boats arriving at a lock where these boards are displayed should stop immediately and contact their hire boat operator to ask their instructions.
	When we are displaying these boards at locks, we advise users of all unpowered boats not to navigate and users of powered boats to find a safe mooring. This is because river flows are likely to strengthen and red boards could be displayed very soon and without warning.
	When we are displaying these boards at locks, we advise users of all unpowered boats not to navigate and users of powered boats to navigate with caution.

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