
25th January 2018
Inland Waterways Association: ‘don’t charge continuous cruisers more’
The Inland Waterways Association has joined other organisations in opposing higher licence fees for ‘continuous cruisers’ without home moorings
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25th January 2018
The Inland Waterways Association has joined other organisations in opposing higher licence fees for ‘continuous cruisers’ without home moorings
25th January 2018
The Canal & River Trust has put in a formal request to the Government to transfer the Thames, Nene, Great Ouse, Medway and other Environment Agency rivers to CRT – to a mixed response from…
25th January 2018
A reduction in the size of the CRT’s team of executive directors has been followed by news of further cuts at the highest levels
12th January 2018
The BBC programme was first aired in May 2017
10th January 2018
‘The Boys are Back in Town’, sang Thin Lizzy, and tribute band Dizzy Lizzy will be headlining the entertainment for visitors to Crick Boat Show, as they take a good look at the largest selection…
2nd January 2018
Graffiti attacks on historic waterway structures represent 50 percent of all vandalism incidents - and cost a lot to remove!
2nd January 2018
A switch-around at the Canal & River Trust has seen the departure of one director and changes in the responsibilities of another four
2nd January 2018
Despite a delay, the parliamentary process to introduce boat licences on the Middle Level Navigations is back on track
2nd January 2018
The Llangollen Canal’s Chirk Tunnel is inspected every three years
13th November 2017
The Avon Navigation Trust is seeking votes for its project to create a visitor-friendly wildlife garden in Pershore – but hurry; voting ends 21st November
2nd November 2017
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