THE seal that lives in the Severn around Worcester is causing controversy as the anglers want to shoot it as it is feeding on 'their' fish.
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ANOTHER boat based art project—named the Ark, that is cruising the Leeds & Liverpool Canal showing films about people that have connections with the area around the waterway.
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The obvious answer to this [engine and generator noise] is more electricity pillars, writes Pete Earley.
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Tell them nothing is sound advice, [demands for information concerning television licence], writes Ian Reid.
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Yet again I am flabbergasted to read about what happens when someone dials the CaRT 'emergency' phone number.
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I HAD a similar experience to Orph's many years ago [using the emergency telephone number] when I phoned British Waterways after hours to report very high water levels at Cookley on the Staffs and Worcs, writes Graham Booth.
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THE fallout from the Canal & River Trust (CaRT) South East Visitor Moorings consultation continues, writes Allan Richards.
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OVER the weekend a cabin cruiser hit a river buoy in the Humber holing the boat that immediately started to sink.
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I FIRST met the then new Chief Executive Officer of British Waterways, Robin Evans, when he was opening the restored section of the Chesterfield Canal up to Norwood Tunnel, ten years ago, writes Tom Crossley.
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I was just about to sit down to eat a well-earned meal at about 19.10 hours (ten past seven in old money) yesterday evening (Friday) when my lady wife came in and informed me that some of the local ‘yooff' were digging up the footbridge opposite the yard and throwing the debris into the canal, writes Orph Mable.
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