Heritage and the Canal & River Trust
DURING the last century, British Waterways began the sale of canalside properties, listed or otherwise, explains the National Association of Boat Owners.
Leicester Ring cruise ruined
I AM trying to do the Leicester Ring as we speak and now having got down Foxton Locks will have to turn around, writes Dave Carden.
NABO and IWA putting support behind HVO
AS THE member of the Inland Waterways Association’s (IWA) Sustainable Boating Group, writes Jonathan Mosse,
Another problem with Lemonroyd Lock
IN ADDITION to the two problems closing Lemonroyd Lock, another has been discovered.
Plenty of water—but what of the swing bridges...
THE Canal & River Trust told of enough water for the season on the L&L but what about the swing bridges?
A sensible green future of boating
WE AT NABO, like most other boaters, have been watching the progression towards a greener future on
the canals with mixed feelings.
More arts from Canal & River Trust
THE Canal & River Trust is unveiling a summer of arts along its waterways as coronavirus restrictions lift.
What does the stoppage notice mean?
MANY boaters have difficulty understand some stoppage notices, with Roger Fox asking what this one means:
Another teenager drowns
THE body of a 15 years old boy has been recovered from the Trent.
'Voids' repairs fail again on the Huddersfield Narrow
THE repairs of the 'voids' on the Huddersfield Narrow have failed again and closed the navigation.