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I AM one of those who have had little alternative but to get rid of my boat, thanks to having hardly anywhere to take it, writes Arnold Rhodes.

NOTWITHSTANDING the rainfall over the past weeks, lack of water is closing the Leeds & Liverpool Canal until the New Year.

The Times newspaper reports that the menace of speeding cyclists has now reached Bournemouth seafront, writes Roger Fox.

LIKE Victor, I too remember the many changes of the regions under the various chief executives, writes T. Lang.

THE Environment Agency has announced that it is to increase its boat licence registration fees in January.

THOSE of you who have been boating for a number of years must wonder why time and time again the various regions are changed.

ALL boaters have come across the menace of speeding cyclists on the towpaths but there is another menace in the offing.

THE Dudley Canal & Tunnel Trust is marking the centenary of the end of World War One with two art installations created by the local community.

FOR the past 14 years my husband and I have part shared a narrowboat moored at Wigram's at Napton Junction, writes Julie Mason.

ANOTHER fire has broken out at the scrapyard where a fire closed the Trent & Mersey Canal.

The reason why