THE combination of falling water levels and the drastic increase in boats at honey-pot sites is resulting in the canal network grinding to a halt.
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OWING to the Environment Agency's Waterways Investment Programme, 12 locks will benefit during the next few months.
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THE narrowboat that sank in Weston Lock on the Trent & Mersey Canal was caught on the cill.
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THE historic narrowboat Mendip will be travelling through the Midlands to Bournville in September to re-create the journeys it made 50 years ago carrying chocolate crumb.
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If those bonuses were based on the directors doing a good job and keeping the waterways in good condition they deserve only one thing, and that is the sack, with no golden handshake or over bloated pension.
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You may want to direct your correspondent to the Waterscape web site regarding cyclists on towpaths.
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Not so long ago, British Waterways' Sally Ash (Head of Boating—huh?) told a meeting of those concerned about allowing more new marinas that there is no quantifiable method to measure 'congestion'.
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FOLLOWING the news in narrowboatworld that British Waterways directors are awarding themselves a bonus for failure, whilst giving its workers a pittance award, Robin Evans maintains it is recognising the directors' performance.
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WITH very little boat movement in the city, duckweed is taking over the Regent's Canal.
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IT IS our Ralph Freeman who tells us there are many boaters in a 'blazing hurry' on the Trent & Mersey Canal at the moment.
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