3rd October 2017
Nick Wall’s final editor’s letter for Canal Boat magazine
After ten years editing Canal Boat magazine, Nick Wall is moving on, and we wish him all the very best
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3rd October 2017
After ten years editing Canal Boat magazine, Nick Wall is moving on, and we wish him all the very best
3rd October 2017
A group based in East Anglia faced a race against time to save a historic lock from collapsing – and this summer, volunteers working there found themselves struggling against the tide too...
30th August 2017
The next channel for intrepid boater David Johns is surrounded by tales of ghostly goings-on
23rd August 2017
Explore every inch of our Boat Test boat with a 360 degree tour
17th August 2017
Blissful childhood holidays on the cut led to a lasting link with the waterways and Wardle Lock. By David Pinney
1st August 2017
Strictly speaking it isn’t a restoration, it’s a revival of an old idea. Could new housing developments and regeneration plans finally bring a canal to Daventry after two centuries?
11th July 2017
We visit Carpenters Road Lock in East London, the only lock in the country with two radial guillotine gates, and the last link in the opening up of the area’s waterways
27th June 2017
In this feature we look at the process of surveying a boat, how to avoid common pitfalls and how to ensure the people you are dealing with are qualified, experienced, professionals. Giving you the ability…
27th June 2017
In this feature we look at the process of buying a boat, how to avoid common pitfalls and how to ensure the people you are dealing with are qualified, experienced, professionals. Giving you the ability…
10th May 2017
If you had a chance to build a boat, then a second and then a third, how would you change things – Val and Graham did just that
29th March 2017
How a ‘mongrel’ boat was transformed over the years into a comfortable, and reliable, home from home