THE article by Bill Gill in narrowboatworld raises two interesting points and both warrant some discussion, writes Orph Mable.
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THE meeting launching Canal & River Trust (CART) was held in the glass fronted hall of the Holiday Inn at Camden Town overlooking the Regents Canal and Hampstead Road Locks.
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IT IS believed that anglers fishing the Avon are using illegal lead weight, as swans around Stratford are suffering from lead poisoning, confirmed by blood tests.
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THE Canal & River Trust (CART) is wanting volunteering experts for its new Volunteering Advisory Group.
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The Gentleman who feels that 48 hour moorings near towns and business is failing to consider the needs of the genuine continuous cruiser and that of the less able.
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WITH a lack of private funding Stroud District Council is looking for other funding to complete the restoration of the waterway through Stroud.
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Jan and Malcolm Gunningham wonder why it is necessary to define 14 day moorings. Having taken advantage of such moorings in the past let me offer a scenario where they fit a need, writes Tony Collins.
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A reaction at last to our letter. However Bill Gill does not say what answer he got from CART to the 14 day mooring question.
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THE continuing downpours are keeping the river levels well up, with boaters at river moorings completely stuck.
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HIRERS faced with a flooded Thames vacated their boat on Duke's Cut at the bottom of the Oxford Canal, as they could not return the boat to the Thames base, after completing their holiday.
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