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#Nottingham river cruise update#
#Nottingham river cruise full#

Its principal tributaries are the rivers Derwent, Dove, Soar, Erewash and Devon, as well as many small watercourses which discharge into the river. The Romans recognised the value of the river as a route from the sea to the centre of England, and later it acted as an easy route for Viking invaders to attack Nottingham. It has been an historic highway as far back as the Bronze Age when it formed part of the trade route between the Continent and the metal-working industry in Ireland. This may explain the presence of the Celtic element 'rid' in various placenames along the Trent, such as Hill Ridware, as well as the Saxon derived ford. However, a more likely explanation may be that it was considered to be a river that could be crossed principally by means of fords, i.e. This may indeed indicate a river that is prone to flooding. More specifically, the name may be a contraction of two Celtic words, tros ("over") and hynt ("way"). We acknowledge that these are strange and challenging times for us all and we would like to thank each and every one of you for your co-operation and patience.The name "Trent" possibly comes from a Celtic word meaning "strongly flooding".

#Nottingham river cruise update#

We will however try our best to update you on this as soon as possible.Īs you are all aware things are changing on a daily basis, we will endeavour to keep you as up to date as possible.

#Nottingham river cruise full#

There might have to be changes to some excursions due to some venues not opening to full capacity.

Group numbers will be reduced at any one time to some venues where you are in enclosed spaces to allow for social distancing.

Bars and restaurants will be open with tables arranged to adhere to social distancing.

Swimming pools will not be open until further government guidance.

Due to social distancing there will be no entertainment in some hotels.

We are limiting the number of passengers we can take in one taxi or minibus face coverings may be required depending on individual companies, but we would advise you to wear them for your own safety.

Our booking and reservation systems are fully compliant with “Track & Trace” requirements.

You may be required to have your temperature taken with a contactless thermometer.

Your seat numbers may change so we can adhere to social distancing as much as possible.

Single travellers will not be expected to sit next to any other passengers

Passengers from the same household or social bubble will be allowed to sit together.

Face coverings/masks will be required (If you do not have these, we can supply you with a reusable face mask for the cost of £1.50each).

Some of our coaches have the benefit of the latest air purification technology. All high traffic areas and all touch points are disinfected numerous times during the day.

All of our coaches will be vigorously cleaned each day and fully sanitised with a fogging machine at the start and end of each tour.

You may be required to board the coach via the front and side doors depending where you are seated.Hand sanitiser will be provided for your use.At Plimbley Travel, we are doing everything we can to keep our customers safe, below you will find a list of all the steps we and our partners will be taking so you can relax and enjoy your holiday with peace of mind.