LAST month we came up the Shroppie and as we came through the famous Woodseaves Cutting a number of bank slips set me thinking about the challenge this feature sets for CART and how boaters, often quick to complain about the level of maintenance, would set their own priorities, writes Mike Todd.
- Details
BOATERS' Christian Fellowship is visiting the waterway at Droitwich on a four days visit in June to offer pastoral care.
- Details
A TRADITIONAL horse drawn working boat will be on view to the public at various parts of the system throughout June.
- Details
THE spate of break-ins of narrowboats still continues, but this time along the Grand Union Canal.
- Details
IN THIS age of awards by the score, many of which really mean very little, the Kennet & Avon Canal Trust has received the ultimate award—The Queens Award for Voluntary Service.
- Details
AN UNLICENCED event over the weekend caused havoc and left a trail of destruction along the Regent's Canal.
- Details
THE work over the past 10 years of a member of the Shropshire Union Canal Society has been recognised by the Inland Waterways Association.
- Details
THE winter maintenance programme has been announced by Canal & River Trust, with it states, £50 millions to be spent.
- Details
THERE are complaints about the state of the barbeque area at Tring on the Grand Union Canal, with the appliance filled with rubbish.
- Details
THE television licensing authority is taking great interest in residential boaters who do not have a television licence, with at the moment this being concentrated in the North.
- Details