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THERE IS FEAR amongst the residents living by the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal of it running dry.

A MAN WAS attacked as he walked along a canal towpath yesterday (Sunday) afternoon.

Yesterday I brought my 7ft narrowboat south from Berkhamsted, intending to stop for a few days in Rickmansworth, writes Paul Bennett.

IN THE PAST, problems with lock gates were often put down to vandalism.

THE CONDITION of the Lower Hempsted Bridge on the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal is causing great concern.

BOATERS ARE WARNED to take care if boating on the Trent between Nottingham and Newark this weekend.

STILL THEY FAIL?—it has to be a swing bridge. And it has to be on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal.

THE FUTURE OF the 35 miles Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal has been threatened by new legislation.

YESTERDAY, Wednesday, there was notice of a sunken boat blocking the Fossdyke Navigation.

—A VERY FIRM favourite with visitors and residents alike, us included, at Mercia Marina, was the Willow Tree Tea Room.

Villagers along the Mon & Brec fear it running dry