Representing the people who use Milford Haven Waterway.
Milford Harbour Users Association exists to give harbour users a practical forum for communication, representation and shared discussion.
One waterway. Many different users.
Milford Haven Waterway is home to a wide mix of commercial, recreational and community activity.
MHUA brings together individuals, businesses, clubs and organisations that share an interest in the harbour. It provides a place for those different perspectives to meet, exchange information and raise matters that affect harbour users.
The aim is straightforward: better communication, strong representation and a constructive relationship between the people who use the waterway and the wider harbour community.
Giving harbour users a collective voice.
A harbour as active and varied as Milford Haven naturally brings together many different interests.
To share information
Giving members a route to circulate relevant information, notices and developments affecting the harbour.
To raise common issues
Providing a collaborative forum where concerns, opportunities and practical issues can be discussed.
To encourage dialogue
Supporting constructive communication between harbour users and the organisations involved in the waterway.
To connect the harbour community
Helping commercial, recreational and community interests stay connected and better informed.
A broad harbour community.
MHUA is intended to reflect the varied nature of Milford Haven Waterway and the people connected to it.
That may include commercial operators, marine businesses, clubs, recreational users, local organisations and others with a genuine interest in the harbour.
Find out about membershipCommercial
Businesses and operators working on and around the waterway.
Recreational
Clubs, yacht clubs and voluntary control bodies.
Organisations
Groups and organisations with an interest in the harbour.
Community
People connected to Milford Haven Waterway and its future.
Interested in becoming part of MHUA?
Proudly supported by those who support our harbour.
