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Created: 20 April 2021

Last Updated: 18 May 2021

> Welsh Government  Alert level 2 COVID  restrictions apply - the bar and  restaurant is open for both outdoor and indoor  service for groups of six per table ( plus under 11's)

> The Plas Heli outdoor facilities - event pontoons and compound  are  open for outdoor activities by maximum groups of six, and organised outdoor activity for groups of up to 50 . 

> Plas Heli is open for scheduled   indoor organised activity for up to 30 adults, and no limits on under 18's

> Masks must be worn in all public indoor areas at Plas Heli.

> Track, trace and protect  is mandatory for visitors to  the bar/restaurant and for those taking part in indoor organised activity.

 updated May 17th 2021

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Created: 18 March 2021

Last Updated: 18 March 2021

The 2021 season starts on 1st April and the demand for the berths on the Plas Heli pontoons is already exceptional, we anticipate a 100% occupancy this season!

We are extremely grateful for the mammoth effort of our volunteer workforce in carrying out maintenance and preparation works on the pontoons, including the jet-washing of the walkways.

So, we are now all set and ready for the season!

For those who have not yet completed the '2021 on-line application form' (here) we strongly recommend that this is done as soon as possible. Berths will be allocated on a first come basis.

Priority for berths will be given to the customers who commit to a seasonal berth.

We have already moved the versa-dock to provide additional berths on the north side of the main walkway and we are now looking at other options to help with the increased demand especially in the peak season. When these plans have been developed, we will share the information via the CHPSC e-newsletter and on the Plas Heli web site.

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Created: 03 January 2021

Last Updated: 03 January 2021

2021 is going to be busy - the sailing events will include many Class Events, Four National Championships and one European Championship, in addition to Regional and National Training Camps

More information about these events on our 'Activity Calendar' or on the list of 2021 events here

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Created: 09 November 2020

Last Updated: 05 December 2020

The Facilities at Plas Heli are now open and the bar and cafe will be open from Thursday 12th November subject to the usual restrictions on track and trace distancing and face

In line with the latest initiatives to minimize the spread of Covid 19 we are determined to play our part to minimize the spread of this virus.

We have followed the guidance of our Governing Body, RYA and RYA Cymru Wales, for centres, sailing clubs and associations, boaters and sailors, and also the instruction of Welsh Government and all appropriate Health Authorities.

We  will provide updates on this web site and by our weekly updates but for now please keep safe.

Updated - 9th November 2020

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Created: 17 October 2020

Last Updated: 17 October 2020

You may have noticed a new porta-cabin located adjacent to the old club building - this is used by Betsi Cadwaladr National Health Trust Nursing staff for patient consultations in a secure, covid-free environment.

Plas Heli is pleased to be able to assist the NHS with this facility and also with the use of the training rooms at Plas Heli

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Created: 17 October 2020

Last Updated: 17 October 2020

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Created: 24 August 2020

Last Updated: 10 November 2020

Plas Heli, the café bar, compounds and pontoons are now open and available for our customers guests and visitors.

Access to our facility is however conditional on compliance with our 'Covid 19 Protocol'

In particular our visitors and customers are reminded to respect the rules on social distancing (it is 2m in Wales), regular hand cleaning and all visits to the facility must be recorded on our track and trace systems as follows:

• bar@plasheli.org for all visits to the bar and
• access.log@plasheli.org for all visits to any other part of the facility - compounds, main hall and training rooms, the quayside parking area and of course the Plas Heli pontoons.

This procedure is very important and is designed to protect the health of everyone who work/volunteer at the facility and of course you the visitors and guests.

For cancelled events - and Camping see latest information here                                               

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Created: 24 August 2020

Last Updated: 17 October 2020

Plas Heli, the café bar, compounds and pontoons are open and available for our customers, guests and visitors. 
Access to our facility is, however, conditional on compliance with our 'Covid 19 Protocol'

Summary of Conditions of Entry - Its the law!

> Wear a Mask
>Maintain a 2m Distance from others
> Sanitise your hands (regularly)
> Track and Trace (see below)
> Table Service
> 10 pm Curfew 

This procedure is very important and is designed to protect the health of everyone who work/volunteer at the facility and of course you the visitors and guests.

In particular our visitors and customers are reminded to respect the rules on social distancing (it is 2m in Wales), regular hand cleaning and all visits to the facility must be recorded on our track and trace systems as follows:

• bar@plasheli.org  for all visits to the bar and
• access.log@plasheli.org for all visits to any other part of the facility - compounds, main hall and training rooms, the quayside parking area and of course the Plas Heli pontoons.
• Please use the NHS QR Code in addition to our own QR code - more details here
• To contact us please send an e-mail see our 'contact us' page here

For cancelled events - and Camping see latest information here