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8th February 2016
The UK’s canals and heroic veterans are the winners in People’s Postcode Lottery’s ‘Dream Fund’. Leading charities Canal & River Trust and Help for Heroes were delighted to receive the £500,000 award for their ‘Heritage…
5th February 2016
The Canal & River Trust launched the 2016 Living Waterways Awards today (Friday 5 February 2016) and is calling for waterway organisations and groups across the UK to put forward their engaging, innovative and inspirational…
28th January 2016
Underwater gates installed at the beginning of the Second World War to protect London’s canals during air raids are to be checked over by divers.
22nd January 2016
Thousands of children attending primary schools close to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal are being invited to join the 2016 canal bicentenary celebrations.
22nd January 2016
Our picture shows narrowboat Oxford on a fact-finding mission on the Calder & Hebble Navigation to check out whether it was safe to reopen following the major damage to Pennine waterways caused by the Boxing…
15th January 2016
The Canal & River Trust has launched an appeal in efforts to help and restore the waterways for the boaters and communities living in the north of England that have been, and are still being…
12th January 2016
Fire crews rushed to Kennet and Avon and Canal after being alerted of the fire at 3:30am. The fire was so severe that were unable to board the boat safely.
12th January 2016
Egremont the vessel made popular by giving canal trips to families and tourist groups in Chichester has been given an honourable retirement after 40 years of service and is being replaced by the new boat,…
6th January 2016
Thames Water has been fined a record-breaking £1m for polluting the Grand Union canal with sewage from faulty inlet screens at its Hertfordshire treatment plant.
5th January 2016
Significant damage has been caused to parts of the canals and rivers network in Yorkshire, Lancashire and Greater Manchester following the flooding of recent weeks.
23rd December 2015
Smethwick’s 190-year old Engine Arm Aqueduct is being drained for the first time in 15 years ahead of repairs to the Grade II listed structure.
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