Trust staff and volunteers from Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust spent a weekend learning the ancient art of hedge-laying

The Inland Waterways Association has released the results of its canals gaptracker survey

A possible ‘facilities payment’ for boaters on London’s waterways is among the IWA’s proposals for dealing with pressure on the capital’s canals and rivers

An inquest into a fatal fall from the aqueduct on the Llangollen Canal in 2016 has recorded the death as ‘misadventure’

Trailable narrowboats will be heading north this summer as the Inland Waterways Association’s National Trailboat Festival returns to the Lancaster Canal

The pub on the Wilts & Berks Canal has an unusual feature: a newly-built narrowboat with cosy seating inside

A floating festival will celebrate the reopening of Scottish coast-to-coast route in May

The first boat passed through the site of the breach on the Middlewich Arm of the Shropshire Union, after repairs were completed just before Christmas

Vandalism resulting in a flood causing damage to local businesses has resulted in lock hours limits on the L&L

Boats will be required to have suitable Carbon Monoxide (CO) alarms or fail Boat Safety Scheme examination

Locks, bridges, tunnels, channels and towpaths are all on the agenda for Waterway Recovery Group’s restoration volunteers in 2019, as it plans a programme with a slight Midlands flavour to it...

Work could start in 2020 on creating the terminus of the first phase of reopening the Cotswold Canals

An extra £5.35m announced by Transport Scotland will pay for repairs to immediate problems plaguing Scotland’s canals

Four years ago the Canal & River Trust launched a last-ditch attempt to revive commercial freight carrying on the larger waterways before it died out completely. How has it fared since then?

More than three thousand people enjoyed the Anderton Boat Lift’s Firework Spectacular on Saturday 27 October