YET another leak on a waterway has been announced, with the Worcester & Birmingham Canal now closed in Birmingham.
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OVER two months after being asked for information that would support the assertion that their was nothing in the Mayers judgment that changed CaRT's view of its guidance for boaters without a home mooring, the Trust is still unwilling to provide it or to admit that such information does not exist, writes Allan Richards.
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THE Oxford Canal—the waterway of lift bridges—is likely to get a swing bridge in the new plans for the development of Castlemill Boatyard.
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THE failure of the gates at Slaters Lowest Lock (76) at Miles Platting in Manchester has caused a further part of the Rochdale Canal to be closed on Monday.
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A LORRY has taken off the parapet of a bridge on the Bridgewater Canal, ignoring restriction signs.
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I REFER to your recent article concerning the picture of an otter taking a pike on the Lancaster Canal (allegedly). The Pike Angler's Club (PAC) have the fishing rights on the canal and I, as fishery manager, run the fishing on behalf of PAC, writes Eric Edwards.
The meaning of the word 'guidelines' has been perverted. A guide (or guideline) is essentially guidance.
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A FURTHER dimension to the current concerns over the apparent increasing number of speeding cyclists on the newly resurfaced towpaths, is the yet further imbalance in the rights of the boater versus what seems like everyone else, writes John Howard.
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WE ARE surely all aware of the dreadful flooding of the Somerset Levels, brought about to a large extent by the failure of the Environmental Agency to dredge the rivers that drain the Levels, but work cannot be completed until the water voles are first moved.
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I AM going to seek legal advice on a hypothetical situation, ie that I hired a boat, and when mooring it was struck by a speeding cyclist who then made off, writes Martin Brooks.
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