I don't think that that the Trust will do anything about the disgraceful treatment of the narrowboat on the Staffs & Worcs that had obviously be daubed by paint by an angler, writes Steve Kidd.
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Whilst I completely agree with the sentiments of the article (Don't moor at an anglers' favourite spot) only too often having greeted anglers on my travels to receive no acknowledgement.
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HERE is a picture of one of the boats daubed in paint by an angler on the Staffs & Worcs Canal because it was was moored on the favourite fishing spot of the vandal.
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I think your e-mail correspondent Julie Hanson needs to be a little more observant before criticising your advertisers.
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I have just seen the Black Prince Google advert on your site, which tells me it really does not know what boating is all about.
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I KNOW that many us complain at the silly statistics and the seemingly daft things they do, but those at Canal & River Trust have to impress the government, as after all it holds the purse strings, writes T. Lang.
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THE Anderton Boat Lift has been plagued with stoppages ever since it was first re-opened in 2002, and is closed again.
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WE ALL realise that the Canal & River Trust exaggerates, but alas in this day and age, so do many more companies and organisations, in fact I should imagine most of them do with their statistics, writes James Henry.
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THE trip boat being used on the Driffield Canal is one of a kind—an ex assault craft used in the Falklands conflict.
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