I ALWAYS considered the work of the Inland Waterways Association as being important, and although I was not a member, I did seriously consider joining once we bought our boat in 2010, writes Peter Ponting.
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Once again narrowboatworld is supporting a campaign against 'continuous moorers' and residential boaters that is based on prejudice and opinionated views rather than facts. [Just publishing your emails—Editor.]
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A NARROWBOAT moored at Tipton on the BCN sank on Christmas Day following an attack by vandals.
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THIS photograph by our contributor Kelvin Alexander-Duggan shows the River Great Ouse lapping the quayside of St Ives yesterday, with a few more inches to go before part of the town is flooded.
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BEFORE commenting on the most recent narrowboatworld article by Pete Early (Monday 24th December) I feel that it is sensible to declare my position so that people will be able to assess any bias that may be thought to exist, writes Orph Mable.
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THIS was the Avon yesterday (Thursday) at Tewkesbury, and is indicative of all the country's navigable rivers. Photograph by John Chard.
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So it seems a boater on boater war is developing and it appears a form of apartheid is either being suggested or implemented by the self-righteous.
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WE CAN now prove beyond any doubt that notwithstanding Canal & River Trust's denial, there was a campaign to 'Get Freeman'.
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THE responses to David Hymer's proposal to incorporate CaRT's share of mooring charges into the licence fee confirms to me that he is on the right track, writes John Kerley.
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I have just read Christopher Smith's email, and am wondering what this Meldrew-like character has against live aboards?
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