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The increasingly popular Stratford River Festival will be held this year on Saturday 30th and Sunday 1st July 2012. There will be live music all weekend, beer tent, craft and charity stalls, family area, boats moored on the River Avon and on Saturday night, an illuminated boat display followed by a spectacular firework display. Details . . . → Read More: Stratford River Festival June 30th – July 1st 2012 Yesterday we were moored up at Lechade having just celebrated our completion of the Saul to Lechlade Centennial cruise via the Severn Estuary in support of the Cotswold Canal Trust. At around 7:45 am David Walliams passed within feet of our starboard hatch swimming on his way towards Westminster raising money for Sport Relief. A . . . → Read More: Walliams’ impressive Thames Swim Stratford-upon-Avon river festival 02 July 2011 – 03 July 2011 The recreation ground and River Avon in Stratford-upon-Avon will come alive for the festival, which brings together boaters and the local community for a fun-filled weekend. There will be entertainment, activities, stalls, live music, food and drink, all just across the river from the Royal . . . → Read More: Stratford-upon-Avon river festival Over the past several days visitors to the Alrewas Canal & Music Festival website may have been troubled by a rogue website issuing false virus warnings will be pleased to know that the site is clean again. The festival, which will take place over the weekend of July 21-24 2011, is building an entertaining programme . . . → Read More: Alrewas Canal & Music Festival website open again Boaters interested in visiting London during the 2012 Olympic Games will be able to pre-book BW visitor moorings more than a year in advance when a when a web-based booking system for visitor moorings goes live in April 2011 to coincide with ticket applications for the Games themselves. Pre-booked moorings will be available at key . . . → Read More: Boating in London during the Olympic Games The Birmingham Canal Navigations Society is pleased to announce that its main Summer event next year will be held on the northern section of the Birmingham Canal Navigations (BCN). The Festival is supported by the Inland Waterways Association, Longwood Boat Club and the Lichfield & Hatherton Canals Restoration Trust. The dates will be 11/12th . . . → Read More: Pelsall Canal Festival – Birmingham Canal Navigations 2011 London’s Evening Standard newspaper reports: The canal that has been hailed as the gateway to the Olympic Park is set to be closed during the Games because police fear a bomb attack could be launched from a moored boat, the Standard has learnt. The Met Police want a three-mile stretch of the River Lee Navigation . . . → Read More: Security fears could close ‘Olympic gateway’ canal 20th Oct 2010 Against the backdrop of forthcoming major budget cuts to publicly-funded waterways, a conference planned by AINA – the Association of Inland Navigation Authorities – will address in particular, the Government’s decision to transfer the waterways in England and Wales which are cared for by British Waterways to a new charitable body – . . . → Read More: AINA conference to focus on future for inland waterways 13 October 2010 Waterways World has been appointed by British Waterways as event organisers for the Crick Boat Show to be held in 2011. The Crick Boat Show 2011 will once again take place on the May bank holiday weekend (28th-30th May). Returning to Crick Marina on the Grand Union Canal in Northamptonshire, next . . . → Read More: BW Appoint Waterways World to Organise Crick Boat Show By Steve Partner 01 October 2010 Two examples in a week paint BW in a poor light British Waterways – the body the Government wants to burn on its ‘bonfire of quangos’ – really doesn’t do itself any favours where angling is concerned. In fact, it’s bloody hard to believe the body isn’t completely anti-fishing. . . . → Read More: Is British Waterways anti-angling? |
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