narrowboatworld
  • Home
  • Information
  • Contact Us
  • Hire Guide

No takers for canal basin property

IT WAS ten years ago that property under flats was built at Coventry Basin, yet it has still not been occupied, failing to do so again at a further auction.

Details
Published: 28 October 2015

Maintenance issues—smoke and mirrors?

IT APPEARS to me that CaRT are playing a bit ‘fast & loose' with the maintenance figures that keep being rolled out whenever questioned on the subject, writes Orph Mable. The only consistent FACT that I see is that the backlog continues to grow.

Details
Published: 28 October 2015

No rise in boat licence fees

THE Canal & River Trust have confirmed that there will be no rise in boat licences in 2016, in line with the Trust's three years commitment to limit boat licence fee increases to inflation only.

Details
Published: 28 October 2015

Is maintenance backlog now £117m?

DESPITE Canal & River Trust (CaRT) being a statutory navigation authority charged with maintaining its waterways for navigation it pretends not to know the cost of remedying its maintenance backlog.

Details
Published: 26 October 2015

Severn conquered

THE Severn has at last been conquered by a swimmer, who swam its entire 220 miles length, starting at its source and ending at Severn Beach.

Details
Published: 26 October 2015

Limehouse Lock closure

AS LIMEHOUSE Lock is scheduled for repair during the winter, Canal & River Trust will announce a shut-down when the exact date is set.

Details
Published: 26 October 2015

Not too shallow

I'M NOT doing the Ashby, I've been told it's too damn shallow, writes Keith Gudgin.
Details
Published: 26 October 2015

The noise on the canals

I AGREE with T. Lang regarding the attitude of boaters to noise caused by railways, in particular the upcoming HS2, writes Kevin McNiff.

Details
Published: 26 October 2015

CaRT Council candidates announced

CANDIDATES for Canal & River Trust's governing Council have been announced this morning, Friday, ahead of voting which takes places from 13th  November to 11th December.

Details
Published: 23 October 2015

HS2 and boating

SINCE the proposal of HS2 (high speed rail line) was announced there have been objections from boaters and boating organisations of it being too near to canals to upset their 'peace and quiet', writes T. Lang.

Details
Published: 23 October 2015

Page 832 of 1372

  • 827
  • 828
  • 829
  • 830
  • 831
  • 832
  • 833
  • 834
  • 835
  • 836

Latest

  • Paddle failures keep two locks closed
  • Rochdale Nine looses water again
  • Canal side café fighting back after breach
  • A leak stops canal from reopening
  • Montgomery Canal Triathlon in doubt
  • It's started already—low water levels close four waterways
  • The Eye of a Lengthsman
  • It is time to pack it in
  • 50th Anniversary of National Waterways Museum
  • Llangollen Wharf up for sale
  • Mercia Promenade development enters its fit-out stages
  • Closed Rochdale Canal starts the season
  • Easter Floating Market at Foxton
  • Bosley Flight reopened
  • Huge fire closes Worcester & Birmingham Canal
  • Maintenance Team volunteers needed
  • Leicester Section closed for two months
  • Garden party to support restoration of the Lichfield Canal
  • Stoppages now completed
  • The reason for the Llangollen canal breach

Search