I have now logged more than 66000M on my 7m40 long boat covering the British Iles, Ireland and The Netherlands round past Spain and on to Italy. Passage making or going up river till the boat grounds (at 1m) I know what I want from tide information. A weeks coefficients and H and L heights and times for the expected area are copied out on a formica board and kept at the chart table for reference at all times even when the boat is ashore for maintenance.
You have made a good start -But

1. All the times should be dated unambiguously (d/m or m/d).Try a line for date as punctuation between the data blocks.
2. Even the British Admiralty now use metres for depth. Remove the ft. It is just clutter and as such can only be a source of error or confusion.
3. Remove the reference to the previous or next tide which is just more clutter ( and wrong see 6)). The time NOW appears at the top of the screen on my iPad. I can do the rest.
4. Cut the clutter of words. HW and LW are well understood and not even needed if the data is decluttered.
5. Add Tidal Coefficients. The British shun them because they are foreign but they are one of the most usefull tools available when working depths and calculating tidal stream rates.
6. In the data box under Type: add the data source.
   On the 12th March
   Your values
   LW 0739 2.48m HW 1401 4.22m LW 2024 2.39m
   UK Hydrographic Office
   0114 4.2 0731 2.3 1411 4.1 2007 2.3
   SHOM
   HW 0121 4.19 LW 0746 2.32 HW 1407 4.15 LW 2025 2.24
   National Tidal and Sea Level Facility
   0105 4.29m 0750 2.42m 1357 4.23m 2029 2.43m
   tide-forecast
   0138AM 4.17m 0812AM 2.47m 0219PM 4.12m 0843PM 2.43m (Yes I know)
   Tides for fishing
   0111 4.3m 0737 2.5m 1400 4.3m 2022 2.4m
   Mobile Geographics version 1
   0155PM 4.00m 0836PM 2.41m
   Mobile Geographics version 2
   0220PM 4.12m 0843PM 2.43m
   On the UK E Coast be ready a comfortable half hour before any time and watch. Rubish in a tidal stream can reverse direction without loosing speed at tide turn. Heights depend heavily on North Sea conditions and sometimes match the tabulated values sometimes. Just listen to the Thames Navigation radio for the river pilots.

Keep it simple.Just provide the numbers with their source and leave the skipper to do what skippers do.

I have now logged more than 66000M on my 7m40 long boat covering the British Iles, Ireland and The Netherlands round past Spain and on to Italy. Passage making or going up river till the boat grounds (at 1m) I know what I want from tide information. A weeks coefficients and H and L heights and times for the expected area are copied out on a formica board and kept at the chart table for reference at all times even when the boat is ashore for maintenance.
You have made a good start -But

1. All the times should be dated unambiguously (d/m or m/d).Try a line for date as punctuation between the data blocks.
2. Even the British Admiralty now use metres for depth. Remove the ft. It is just clutter and as such can only be a source of error or confusion.
3. Remove the reference to the previous or next tide which is just more clutter ( and wrong see 6)). The time NOW appears at the top of the screen on my iPad. I can do the rest.
4. Cut the clutter of words. HW and LW are well understood and not even needed if the data is decluttered.
5. Add Tidal Coefficients. The British shun them because they are foreign but they are one of the most usefull tools available when working depths and calculating tidal stream rates.
6. In the data box under Type: add the data source.
   On the 12th March
   Your values
   LW 0739 2.48m HW 1401 4.22m LW 2024 2.39m
   UK Hydrographic Office
   0114 4.2 0731 2.3 1411 4.1 2007 2.3
   SHOM
   HW 0121 4.19 LW 0746 2.32 HW 1407 4.15 LW 2025 2.24
   National Tidal and Sea Level Facility
   0105 4.29m 0750 2.42m 1357 4.23m 2029 2.43m
   tide-forecast
   0138AM 4.17m 0812AM 2.47m 0219PM 4.12m 0843PM 2.43m (Yes I know)
   Tides for fishing
   0111 4.3m 0737 2.5m 1400 4.3m 2022 2.4m
   Mobile Geographics version 1
   0155PM 4.00m 0836PM 2.41m
   Mobile Geographics version 2
   0220PM 4.12m 0843PM 2.43m
   On the UK E Coast be ready a comfortable half hour before any time and watch. Rubish in a tidal stream can reverse direction without loosing speed at tide turn. Heights depend heavily on North Sea conditions and sometimes match the tabulated values sometimes. Just listen to the Thames Navigation radio for the river pilots.

Keep it simple.Just provide the numbers with their source and leave the skipper to do what skippers do.