Still by Erith, 9 February (15.00 hours) ...

All depends on whether a new berth (and funding) can be secured.
http://www.hmspresident.com/

They talk about refurbishment - and I see banners of Braemar (major shipbrokers) and Houlder (offshore engineering).

HMS President is the name by which she is known.

http://www.nationalhistoricships.org.uk/register/494/hms-president

Brgds
Phil

I wonder if she should carry the initials HMS, as these are reserved for British naval vessels only, she is far from a naval vessel in her looks and functions.regards.

Bob,

Thanks for noticing this.

I had to look HMS Chrysanthemum up. Hopefully HMS President will avoid a similar fate.

Mike ...

PS ... she is still moored in the Erith area; at least this morning ...

Nice catch Mike, I wonder if she will ever come back?

The fate of HMS CHRYSANTHEMUM springs to mind.

Regards

Bob