Hi all, just wondering if anyone can recommend an accurate tide table for the south of England. Preferably free, but happy to pay for accuracy. Just realised the three tables I've been looking at all say different things!

Actually it's ok!! Just seen the small print on the BBC one, saying you need to add an hour for British summer time. Everything makes sense at last.

Inland, you want the Canal and Rivers Trust ones for the relevant tide limit lock. Round the coasts, the BBC ones tends to be fine.

I follow this one gives me accurate enough to get to my spot for high tide, in the east coast https://www.tidetimes.org.uk/

I'm using one published by the port operator for the area I'm in, and using the time at the nearest port. This seems accurate for where I am, though I think publishing in GMT is the convention so you'll need to adjust for British Summer Time.

I'm in Aberdeen so use this one regularly...

https://www.ntslf.org/tides/predictions

For the thames i use this if its any help to londoners
http://rjen.me.uk/tides/Tides-tables.htm

there are a good few pubs with beer gardens that flood at high tides, much soggy fun to be had