27th February 2020
Me and my boats: Time and tide
When Shaun Wall decided to tackle a river challenge in a Springer, there was always time to plant his spriner in the mud and put the kettle on for a brew...
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Packed with important information and fascinating facts, Canal Boat was launched in 1996 to reflect the nation’s affection for narrowboats and our canal network, making it a must for everyone who enjoys the waterways.
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27th February 2020
Inland Waterways Association dates for your diary: March 2020
We’ve picked some of the best IWA events happening across the canals this month
27th February 2020
CRT applauds rising band of volunteers
The Canal & River Trust is celebrating a rise in community spirit on the nation’s canals with record numbers of people volunteering
27th February 2020
CRT launches disability badges for boaters
We found out how the badges will help disabled members of the boating community
27th February 2020
Mixed results from CRT boater satisfaction survey
Levels of boater satisfaction with the Trust’s waterways has been reported in the monthly and annual surveys
27th February 2020
Toddbrook Reservoir initial work underway
Initial works aimed at putting the reservoir back into use are already under way
10th January 2020
Voting opens for the Canal & River Trust’s Council
A total of 34 candidates are chasing four places to represent private boating, as the four-yearly polls open for the elected places on the CRT’s Council
10th January 2020
YouTubers are first to complete IWA Silver Propeller Challenge
The Inland Waterways Association’s challenge gets people exploring off-the-beaten-track locations along the canals
10th January 2020
Scotland’s canals: value for money?
Do Scotland’s canals represent good value for the public money that is put into them?
12th December 2019
Hillmorton Locks sees 9,000th boat pass through
The flight on the North Oxford Canal looks set to notch up yet another year as CRT’s busiest
6th December 2019
CRT licence fees up but widebeams pay more
The annual increase in boat licence fees for 2020 has been set by the Canal & River Trust
