17th April 2014
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15th April 2014
Boat Share show is a hit
The first Boat Share Show – a collective event of four of the major management companies of shared narrowboat ownership
7th April 2014
Don’t miss the Boat Share Show
Make a date in your diary for this coming weekend because the first Boat Share Show is gearing up to be a great event at Braunston Marina.
7th April 2014
Subscribe to Canal Boat and join the IWA for free
The Inland Waterways Association does a great job campaigning locally and nationally for all waterways users and now you can become a member for free by subscribing to Canal Boat magazine.
25th March 2014
Breach repaired in time for canal’s birthday party
The Grand Western Canal has reopened following a major breach – with two months to spare before a trailboat rally to mark its 200th anniversary.
21st March 2014
Organisation ‘adopts’ canal section in Leeds *VIDEO*
A mile-long section of the River Aire and the Aire & Calder Navigation has been ‘adopted’.
12th March 2014
Storms hit 8000 boaters, say insurers
Specialist boat insurance company Haven Knox-Johnson estimates that altogether across the country as many as 8,000 boaters or more could have been seriously affected by the winter weather, with many boats sustaining damage or in…
11th March 2014
Summer fun at Saul
Saul is to hold a Waterways Pageant over the August Bank Holiday weekend.
5th March 2014
Dredging up war memories
Appropriately enough in the year that marks the centenary of the First World War,
5th March 2014
IWA call to protect Welsh canals
Canal restoration supporters in the Inland Waterways Association’s South Wales Branch are calling on waterway enthusiasts to back their campaign to ensure that local canals under restoration are protected from being built on in Neath…
26th February 2014
£2m bill for flood damage repairs
An appeal to raise funds to repair damage caused by this winter’s heavy rain and gales has already raised £15,000 – but the Canal & River Trust admits that a lot more will be needed…
