A boat captain who led a campaign accusing his yacht club's commodore of dodging mooring fees for an 80ft Dutch houseboat has been cleared of harassment. The captain suspected the commodore of avoiding proper barge mooring charges and organised opposition against him, prompting a harassment complaint that has now been dismissed.

Beyond the headline details, the article does not provide further specifics on the identities of those involved, the yacht club in question, or the reasoning behind the ruling. It appears the case centred on a dispute over unpaid or reduced mooring fees that escalated into a formal harassment allegation, which was ultimately not upheld.