CaRT satisfaction survey methodology
I HAVE been involved in statistics environment in a number of ways over the years, writes Bill Ridgeway.
Another lease being given up
It might be better by water, writes T C Mapstone, who describes himself as a disillusioned 20 years boat owner.
Winter tree and hedge management programme starts
THE Canal & River Trust tells us it is carrying out £750,000 of work to tackle overhanging trees and hedges along its waterways.
Not asked
WE HAVE received a number of emails concerning that survey that Canal & River Trust states it has distributed:
Results of the survey
THE Canal & River Trust is today sharing the headline results of its new Waterway Experience survey.
Victor: It's official—you are more satisfied!
THE Canal & River Trust tells us about its 'headline results of its new Waterway Experience survey, which is distributed in fortnightly waves' (whatever that means) between April and September.
Legacy boost for restoration of the Montgomery Canal
PLANS to restore the Montgomery Canal have received a boost with a £40,000 legacy from the estate of a supporter in Cheshire, writes Michael Limbrey, Chairman of the Restore the Montgomery Canal Appeal.
Towpath sweeper dies after machine plunged into Thames
A WORKMAN was driving a sweeper lorry on the towpath of the Thames when it plunged into the river and he later died.
What on earth are they on about now?
THAT is the question asked by our Keith Gudgin on the latest stoppage notice from Canal & River Trust.
A very good suggestion
I have a touch of ‘deja vu’ about this [Toddbrook Reservoir] situation, writes Martin Howes.