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10th September 2015
Famous actor and waterways supporter David Suchet is pictured unveiling a commemorative blue plaque in London’s Gower Street to mark where Robert Aickman, co-founder and first Chairman of the Inland Waterways Association, lived in the…
10th September 2015
Vince Moran, the man in charge of running and maintaining the waterways for the Canal & River Trust, has announced that he is to retire early next year after 18 years with CRT and its…
4th September 2015
Visitors are invited to come along to an Open Day on Saturday 12 September, from 11am onwards. Visitors can walk along the newly created path through the old Willows nursery, on through the woods skirting…
28th August 2015
Volunteers are being recruited to teach schoolchildren near Stoke-on-Trent about the wonders of their local canals. The Canal & River Trust wants to recruit a team of experienced education volunteers based in Etruria as part…
25th August 2015
Three historic limekilns alongside the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal are to be restored, conserved, and made part of a heritage trail as a way of recording the important part the lime industry played in the…
25th August 2015
A grant for almost £700,000 from the National Lottery means that plans for a canal heritage centre on the outskirts of Nottingham can go ahead.
23rd August 2015
There is an upcoming summer event suitable for all of the family at Ratclifee-on-Soar...
14th August 2015
Repairs to the Montgomery Canal near Aston Locks have been completed, enabling boats to navigate the whole of the seven-mile reopened length branching off the Llangollen Canal at Frankton for the first time for two…
12th August 2015
We want you to vote for your favourite waterside watering hole in the Canal Boat Pub of the Year awards!
12th August 2015
Following several high-profile cases of children suffering serious skin burns from giant hogweed, the public are being warned to avoid contact with the plant, which often grows alongside waterways.
10th August 2015
Volunteers working to restore the Chesterfield Canal at Staveley unexpectedly uncovered the remains of a 240-year-old canal bridge – and now they’re planning an archaeological dig, with members of the public able to visit the…
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