Call for comments on Stroud canals
As the Cotswold Canals nears a 2024 reopening, Stroud District Council has launched a final consultation asking for comments on a new Draft Canals Strategy…
14 March 2022
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Bespoke design for modern families
Black Prince Holidays' new Signature range, with a contemporary narrowboat design, is being implemented across its fleet at the company's nine hire-bases across the UK.…
10 March 2022
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New Forth & Clyde bridge construction completed
Primary construction has been completed on the new Stockingfield Bridge across the Forth & Clyde Canal in north Glasgow.
The £13.7m bridge is a striking…
02 March 2022
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New electric workboat for central Birmingham
A new all-electric workboat for central Birmingham will be launched in time for the Commonwealth Games in July 2022.
Aqueduct Marina on the Shropshire Union…
01 March 2022
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Plans for memorial of murdered CRT towpath worker
The Canal & River Trust plans to create a memorial to Clive Porter, the towpath data collector who died on the Grand Union's Aylesbury Arm…
01 March 2022
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Broads boat-builder closes
Boat-builder Dad’s Boats has ceased production with immediate effect. The company says that all current orders will be fulfilled, but it is now entering a…
15 February 2022
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Ashby facilities close after £30,000 fly-tipping bill
The Canal & River Trust is closing another refuse site for boaters, as it wrestles with the issue of fly-tipping.
The latest site is at…
10 February 2022
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Lockage charts suggest return to near-normal on canals
Inland boating has returned to pre-pandemic levels, according to the 2021 lockage report released by the Canal & River Trust.
It shows an almost 40%…
07 February 2022
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Obituary: Harry Machin
Harry Machin, who has died at the age of 90, was Chairman of Waterways World Ltd for the past 25 years, and had a long…
05 February 2022
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Scottish Canals looks at boat licence & moorings charges
Scottish Canals is conducting its first pricing review of boat licence and moorings charges in five years.
The public body has commissioned two independent consultants…
03 February 2022
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Council rejects plans for historic Thames boat collection
Plans to convert the old Hobbs of Henley boatyard into a new home for the Rose Toop collection of vintage River Thames boats has been…
03 February 2022
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