WHILST it's not for me to argue with a Coroner (narrowboatworld—BW misleading the coroner) I do confess to some sympathy for British Waterways, writes Pam Pickett.
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THE Environment Agency has admitted poor communication with local residents concerned about the replacement of the historic and unique paddle and rymer weir at Northmoor on the Thames.
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THOUGH the owners of the narrowboat that sank on the Don Navigation, had no help, the owners another sinking narrowboat were luckier.
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PLANNING permission has now been given for two more marinas on the Oxford Canal, both at Cropredy, giving a total of 280 berths.
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A THIEF saw his opportunity when a man fell off his bike into a canal—he stole the drowned man's bike.
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WITH great pomp and ceremony, the opening of the £260 millions flagship Clarence Dock, was supposed to be the start of Leed's waterside revival.
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THERE is little doubt that mink are on the increase around the waterways, with our receiving many reports of their activities.
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A FREAK wave on the Don Navigation near Thorne caused a narrowboat to take in so much water that it sank.
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THOUGH there was a lack of boats over the Christmas period, the New Year saw a marked difference.
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SOME readers of narrowboatworld have expressed concern over the robustness of British Waterways' tree management policy. Here, Vince Moran, British Waterways Operations Director addresses those questions.
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