THE national self-isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic causing an increase in domestic violence is spreading to those 'prisoned' in restricted space narrowboats.
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WITH Canal & River Trust giving complete freedom of movement to towpath users whilst closing down its waterways it really should change its name to the more accurate Towpath Trust.
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THE police have now entered the impetus to get people off the narrow towpaths in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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THE Canal & River Trust has updated its guidance for moored boaters:
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THERE is little doubt that according to boaters the biggest clanger in the past was getting rid of the lengthsmen, as the comments show:
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WHEN asked why Canal & River Trust closed the towpaths for foot-and-mouth in 2001, but are not doing so now. we are told, John Coxon, quotes:
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Seems to me that the biggest clanger the (un)Trust ever made was to get rid of 'Lengthmen', tells Arthur Morris!
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THE Canal & River Trust's requests for people to 'stay at home' and not use its towpaths—as expected—is a complete failure.
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I HAVE no experience of domestic abuse, bad as it is, and would not comment on it anyway, writes John Coxon.
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Would like to remain anonymous (solo female boater and all that!), again writes Deborah.
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