THAT was a very long winter for us, with little boating opportunity to venture anywhere owing to either the weather or the all too often flooded Trent, but cometh the summer once more, it's a leisurely venture to Leek and back—stoppages allowing of course.
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WITH reference Mr Howard's email of 2nd May, he says, quote: 'Our local team were prepared to provide a temporary Authorised Overstay'. And that Mr Howard received a good service from the enforcement team in this instance, writes Richard Churchill.
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THE Canal & River Trust understood the daubing with paint of a narrowboat took place a while back, and was reported.
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THE Canal & River Trust wants to recruit new volunteers to welcome visitors to the Leeds & Liverpool Canal in Burnley.
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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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