THE boater Martin Howes who must either not be using his boat or in a marina with facilities is not in the real world of continuous cruisers, writes James Henry.
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THE National Bargee Travellers Association 'demand closure of overcrowded towpaths after lockdown easing', writes Keith Gudgin.
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IT IS hard to find any good news in living the new normal, writes Stewart Griffin.
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WHEN I was an engineering apprentice in the last century, we had no calculators(!), and we used slide rules for calculations instead, writes Ralph Freeman.
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THE National Bargee Travellers Association (NBTA) has at last taken action against the continued use of narrow towpaths of less that the width required for distancing, telling us:
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YOUR article about the resumption of cruising is a little downbeat, writes Martin Howes.
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WHEN Gregory Martin booked a mooring for his cruiser at Redhill Marina he understood it would be safe.
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I took a photogrph in the pouring rain on the way to Nantwich last year, writes Brian Jarrett.
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A WOMAN in her 30s suffered an appalling ordeal by a gang of four men on the towpath of the Rochdale Canal in Manchester.
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ALTHOUGH ABC Leisure Group was required to close as a non-essential business we never stopped moorers visiting their boats—government advice and CaRT guidance did though, writes Carl.
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