Keeping boats moving—on an empty pound!
THE Canal & River Trust really mean to keep boats moving these days—even when no water in the pound!
No more running on towpaths says doctor
A DOCTOR, desperately attempting to avoid a fast cyclist on the towpath fell into Limehouse Cut.
Varied capacity of reservoirs
The latest water holdings published by CaRT in its latest published Reservoir Watch table are either good news or bad news depending on where you are boating, writes Roger Fox.
Victor discovers the 'Bargees' have dropped themselves in it
I RECKON that the National Bargees Travellers Association have well and truly dropped themselves in it, showing their true colours.
Continuous cruiser licence means cruising continuously
I'VE TOLD it before and I've been slated for it, which I expect will happen again here. If you buy a continuous cruiser licence then cruise continuously! Writes John Coxon.
Around 30 trees blown down on the Mon & Brec
IN ADDITION to the tree that damaged the Mon & Brec at Cross Oak there have been many more blocking the waterway.
Another broken collar
ANOTHER broken collar on a lock gate has closed a waterway.
Continuous cruiser is incensed
AS A continuous cruiser who abides by the rules I am incensed by the two people who complain they move three miles there and back once every six months, but stopped by 'no mooring' signs, writes Barry Fowkes.
Mon & Brec culvert stoppage extended
THE stoppage on the Mon & Brec has had to be extended.
River Canal Rescue is going global
THE inland waterways rescue service River Canal Rescue (RCR) is going global.