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-- mvs city of london home of the maritime volunteer service in the famous london docklands search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about us history sponsorship upper thames unit become a volunteer event reports services vessels seax londinium 1 gallery documents contact post navigation ← older posts our new home posted on 29/04/2018 by rodney morgan on 10th april 2018, we had our first meeting at our new home in west india dock on the isle of dogs. no pics yet. watch this space posted in news dedicating the new mvs standard posted on 12/09/2016 by mgoulton on saturday 6th august 2016 phil collins (skipper), john (mate), francois, alan, melissa, ludovic, martin skipper, clara and kevin met at hms president to travel aboard londinium 1 to gravesend for a ceremony with the gravesend maritime volunteer service (mvs) unit to dedicate the new mvs standard (a ceremonial flag). the new standard will be used by the mvs at ceremonial occasions throughout the year, including remembrance sunday and merchant navy day. this demonstrates a commitment by the mvs to help keep alive the maritime traditions of this country. shortly after 07:00h we departed from hms president on the ebb tide, accompanied by a few yachts who were also taking advantage of the good weather and tidal conditions. during the journey all crew had the opportunity to take the helm and familiarise themselves with nautical charts and the gps system. phil collins also explained to the crew what different buoys were on the thames. london landmarks (and yachts) as we leave for gravesend early in the morning on arrival at gravesend town pier we berthed astern of the massey shaw ; a former london fire brigade fireboat. there were already a lot of people gathering at gravesend town pier, including the local mayor. gravesend mvs members welcomed us and showed us around the engine room of the massey shaw fireboat. it was interesting to find out that the massey shaw played a large role in saving st. paul's cathedral during the blitz, by pumping large amounts of water from the thames, and that she was also one of the 'little ships' that rescued men from dunkirk. after our tour, clara and martin kindly prepared an early lunch for all of us. at 11:00h city of london mvs joined gravesend unit on the deck of the massey shaw for the dedication ceremony. we paraded in single file on to the deck to face gravesend town pier and many guests. reverend jacqueline littlewood (chaplain of the gravesend mvs unit) lead the service, whilst members of the merchant navy association assisted with the formalities and bugle playing. the service was very moving and was carried out professionally. afterwards many photos were taken by the local press, and by members of the maritime volunteer service - ludovic from the city of london mvs took many photos. city of london mvs members aboard the massey shaw during the ceremony the new mvs standard following refreshments and introductions of guests, we had the pleasure of taking out a local councillor and a deputy lieutenant on a short trip along the thames aboard londinium 1 . our guests thoroughly enjoyed the trip, and both had the opportunity to take the helm and learn more about the maritime volunteer service whilst aboard. we timed the trip well, as at 13:00h there was a demonstration of the fire hoses aboard the massey shaw - which londinum 1 passed beneath. we all got a little wet! after the trip we were greeted by a sea shanty band who were playing drunken sailor and a-roving on gravesend town pier. demonstration of the fire hoses from gravesend town pier later that afternoon we assisted gravesend mvs and sailability by taking out a few young ex-offenders on our vessel londinum 1 on a short trip along the thames. all the guests very much enjoyed the trip - particularly as many of the guests had never travelled on a boat before. they especially enjoyed getting wet when londinium 1 once again travelled beneath the jets of water for another fire hose display on the massey shaw! after all the excitement of the day, we were invited to attend a bbq at gravesend sailing club, and some delicious cupcakes were handed around for all to sample! after the bbq a few members of the city of london unit took the opportunity to look around the local area, and visited a beautiful sikh temple nearby. some members chose to spend the night in gravesend, where alan (from the gravesend mvs unit) kindly treated those who were staying over to a late supper in the sailing club. the following day everyone made their way to gravesend town pier again for a final display of the fire hoses on the massey shaw. then both londinium 1 and the massey shore made their way back towards london. all in all a very enjoyable weekend, and thanks goes to the merchant navy association for their kind donation towards the cost of the mvs standard. posted in news city of london mvs mentioned in local newspaper posted on 16/08/2016 by mgoulton the city of london mvs were recently mentioned in a july's edition of city of london and dockland times for their involvement in a cruise to celebrate the re-opening of the waterways around the olympic park. posted in news city of london mvs joins the queen elizabeth park cruise posted on 10/08/2016 by mgoulton on saturday 9th july 2016 the city of london maritime volunteer service took part in a cruise to mark the opening of the waterways around the olympic park in east london. the cruise was arranged by the iwa , st pancras cruising club , london legacy development corporation and canal & river trust . myself, alan and francois joined the cruise and explored the bow back rivers. myself and alan murrill met early on saturday morning to prepare seax, our rigid inflatable boat (rib) for the cruise. we were both really looking forward to exploring the waterways in a different area of london, and excitedly proceeded along the thames towards limehouse where we entered the canal network. after some pre-cruise exploring of the waterways (and lowering our radio aerial which was too high to pass under many of the bridges on our route!), we slowly made our way along to the starting point at three mills where we were warmly greeted by the organisers. there, we were handed more information about the route we'd take, and were also invited to join a pre-cruise talk. as another space was available on the cruise, francois also joined us at three mills. three mills was an interesting area and we found out the site was previously used for corn milling for over a thousand years. in more recent times three mills became a centre for grinding grain and distilling alcohol for the gin industry - until the remaining mills closed during the war in the 1940s. the clock mill at three mills in bow alan and francois aboard seax looking forward to the cruise! boaters gather around for the pre-cruise talk shortly after midday, we set off on the cruise around the olympic park. there were over sixty other boats that were taking part in the cruise, along with twenty paddle craft. we cruised slowly along the waterways, which gave us plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and sites. when we were cruising along the lea navigation it felt like we weren't even in london - until we approached the olympic park stadium which was very impressive to see close-up! unfortunately the weather meant the planned tidal extension route of the cruise was cancelled. we definitely found that out as we proceeded back out of limehouse marina onto the thames. it quickly became a bumpy ride back over all the white caps! some of the other boats that were on the queen elizabeth park cruise the olympic stadium seen from the waterways! the arcelormittal orbit in the olympic park overall we all thoroughly enjoyed practising our boating skills, entering locks along the waterways, and exploring different areas within london. we look forward to the waterways being fully re-opened later this year once the crossrail wo

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