The chance for CaRT to prove its 'wellbeing' this weekend
DURING late March warm sunny weather brought out people in their thousands to throng the towpaths, writes Tom Crossley.
Safer off the lead and trained
I HAVE to admit that not being connected with canals I am not a reader of your site, but an article was pointed out to me, writes Cyril Foster.
Should we be paying?
WE HAVE been instructed by Canal & River Trust not to use its waterways, yet we are still paying to use them, writes T Lang.
Coronavirus stops towpath upgrades
CORONAVIRUS has halted towpath uprade work, to protect staff and contractors.
Police chase car into canal
THE police suspected a Fiat Punto they were following was stolen, and proved so when the driver sped away.
Why should we be bottled-up?
THESE people saying we [continuos cruisers] are okay just don't get it do they? Writes Keith Gudgin.
Cyclists take exception
Whilst agreeing with much of Steve Walton’s sentiments [Allowed to walk the towpaths] in different times in the summer and with good weather, along with many others often sit out on the towpath, writes Martin Howes.
Tinsley Locks closed
AFTER many years of failures, two new pumps were to be installed last month at Tinsley Locks on the Sheffield & South Yorkshire Navigation, boaters then expecting years of good service.
CaRT backs down over K&A towpath
SUCH was the furore over the masses of people on the Kennet & Avon Canal towpath around Bath that Canal & River Trust has been forced to inform people not to use it.
Allowed to walk the towpaths
I THINK some of your recent contributors regarding towpaths may be suffering from isolation fever, writes Steve Walton.