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BEING moored at Derby Motorboat Club, I notice the activities at Canaltime at next door's Sawley Marina, and it looks to me as if Canaltime is on the way out, writes, Ian Cooper.

I SPENT an interesting afternoon at the first of two of these events; this one was to cover mooring sites on the Oxford Canal.

THERE were three boats affected by the fire at Sutton Stop yesterday, Thursday, writes Keith Gudgin.

TWO boats were on fire at Sutton Stop on the junction of the Coventry and Oxford canals early this Thursday morning.

CANAL  & River Trust is pressing ahead with its draconian mooring restrictions, despite overwhelming opposition from boaters, writes Allan Richards.

THE latest money spending scheme of Canal & River Trust is to construct islands and install ladders at Hanwell Locks for water voles to use more of the waterway.

AFTER reading the article in November written by regular columnist Ralph Freeman (narrowboatworld 8th November 2012—SCADA in Control?), I became unusually interested in this aspect of our canals, writes Orph Mable.

NOTHING is worse after a days cruising, than to moor up at a visitors mooring, to find the owner of the boat near you, come home and immediately start up a generator, then continue to run it until all hours, writes Peter Ponting.

CANAL & River Trust Trustee, John Dodwell, has invented a new reason for the proposals contained in a South East Visitor Moorings consultation, writes Allan Richards.

YOU have to admire the anglers who have Fish Legal fighting their corner, that has certainly put the brakes on the race for hydro power installation on the rivers, after CaRT earmarked a massive 45 sites.

I THOUGHT your readers might find it helpful if I outlined my view on Freedom of Information (FoI) requests in view of the allegation (Defer proposals says NABO) that I am implicated in the withholding of information, writes John Dodwell, a Canal & River Trust Trustee.

NOT content with attempting to convince boaters that British Summer Time started last weekend (Where do they get them?), Canal & River Trust's Damian Kemp now tells us that water runs uphill, writes Allan Richards.