Inland Waterways – Page 13
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NewsFilter system prevents diesel bug
Fuel-Guard will display its FGD100 decontaminator and water separator at Crick Boat Show 2019.
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NewsFischer Panda live demos at Crick Boat Show
Fischer Panda UK will offer live demonstrations of its systems to the inland waterways market for the first time at this year’s Crick Boat Show.
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£8m to be spent on dredging
The Canal & River Trust is to spend £8m on dredging in the financial year 2019-20.
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NewsIWA calls for affordable moorings
More affordable moorings are needed, especially in London, according to The Inland Waterways Association.
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NewsStoke Wharf terminus to be developed
Plans for the regeneration of Stoke Wharf terminus are a step closer with formalised plans in place between the local council and a property developer.
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NewsOnline mooring policy updated
The Canal & River Trust is to change the short-term licences it offers to visiting boaters following a national licensing consultation.
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NewsPrice rise for London moorings
More than 90% of Waterside Moorings customers in central London will see the cost of mooring their boat rise following a review of prices.
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NewsIWA launches Vision for London
The Inland Waterways Association has launched its Vision for London, an in-depth look at the issues faced by users of the capital’s rivers and canals.
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NewsBasic facilities top list of canal concerns
Basic facilities such as clean water, rubbish and portable toilet emptying dominate canal users'' concerns according to a recent survey conducted by the Inland Waterways Association (IWA).
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NewsNew base for Anglo Welsh Waterway Holidays
Anglo Welsh Waterway Holidays is to start offering canal boat hire from Whixall Marina, close to Shropshire’s Llangollen Canal.
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NewsTickets now on sale for Crick Boat Show
Advance tickets are now on sale for the 2019 Crick Boat Show.
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NewsCanal reopens to boat traffic
The Forth & Clyde Canal is due to reopen to boat traffic this spring – the first time in more than a year.
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NewsLock usage is down 11%
Lock usage along the Canal & River Trust’s 2,000 miles of waterways was down 11% in 2018 compared to the previous year.
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NewsIWA: HS2 input has been “distorted”
The Inland Waterways Association has accused HS2 leaders of distorting recommendations on noise mitigation measures at Great Haywood and Fradley Wood on the Trent & Mersey Canal.
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NewsBookings increase for Kate Boats
Kate Boats has reported a 16% increase in bookings in January 2019 compared to January 2018.
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NewsShropshire Union Canal opens after repairs
The Middlewich branch of the Shropshire Union Canal has reopened following repairs costing £3m after a section of the 200-year-old embankment was washed into the River Wheelock in March.
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NewsBSS warns of onboard dangers
Representatives from the Boat Safety Scheme, a public safety initiative owned by the Canal & River Trust and the Environment Agency, are urging the industry to take onboard safety seriously following the deaths of three inland boaters in 2018.
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NewsMacclesfield Canal in £1.4m overhaul
Macclesfield Canal is receiving an investment of £1.4m from the Canal & River Trust to carry out essential maintenance and repair work.
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Tourism awards for Norfolk boatyard
Richardson’s Cruisers has been pronounced Best in Britain by UK holiday company Hoseasons.
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News£5.35m for Scottish canal improvements
Scottish Canals has been awarded £5.35m in government funds to help maintain and improve the canal network.
