A long-awaited link between Wednesfield Park and the village High Street looks set to come to fruition after plans were unveiled for a £600,000 footbridge over the Wyrley and Essington Canal. ...
Scottish & Newcastle is in a partnership with British Waterways to develop canal-side pubs. It also has a target of buying six pubs a year for this business. (From a wider story.) ...
British Waterways has recently withdrawn from the restoration project, but the other members of the partnership remain committed to it. Restoration of this section of canal is intended to act as a key 'gateway' site between the canal and Stroud town centre. ...
The first public attempt to drop anchor on Swindon's town centre canal project will be mounted this week. ...
A pub regular has bought his 18th Century local after he and other drinkers launched a campaign to stop it from being converted into houses. ...
Smoke will soon be rising from a lime kiln near Oswestry for the first time in more than 100 years. ...
A CANAL boat lovingly-restored by a canal boss has been destroyed by arsonists. John Lund spent a year renovating the £50,000 narrow boat - named Dizzy - so it could be rented out to friends and family. ...
A Labour MP said that last year he was challenged when taking a picture of the view while visiting the Leeds & Liverpool canal by a lock-keeper who wanted to know why he was taking photographs. ...
Lincoln campaigners say the hotel plans are flawed and would blot out one of the best views of the cathedral in the city. ...
A job advert begins: "Getting people involved in our inland rivers is what The Waterways Trust is all about. And nowhere is this more apparent than with the Rochdale canal. We helped restore this unique stretch of waterway after years of dereliction and misuse. Now we’re looking for a talented professional to re-establish it as a community resource and catalyst for social and economic regeneration."...
Middlewich Vision has secured £185,000 of funding to completely overhaul the canal towpath, making it more accessible for residents to use as a shortcut into town. ...
The Rt Hon Hilary Benn MP, Secretary of State for the Environment, yesterday (Monday 7 April) visited the Prescott Lock construction site to view the first, 21-tonne 'fishbelly' sluice gate being installed by contractor Volker Stevin as part of the £20 million British Waterways-led project. ...
Some tidal creeks in east London are in the middle of changes that will see them become a major freight route once more. ...
British Waterways, working with contractors Volker Stevin, last week installed a 'fishbelly' sluice gate as part of the £20m Prescott Lock project. The work represents a major milestone towards the restoration of the waterways which criss-cross the Olympic site and will create a sophisticated new water control structure for the Lower Lea Valley. ...
The Waterways Trust is pleased to announce the appointment of Kevin Bell as its new development manager for the Montgomery Canal. ...
Residents have hit out after century-old trees were cut down during canalside works. ...
A British Waterways-run eco-friendly pub built with “green” timber that uses water heated by a canal and contains waterless urinals will open in Scotland in two weeks. ...
Canal bosses have promised to remove an abandoned boat that poses a risk to children's safety. ...
Since the late 1960s, volunteers have been restoring the waterwheel, beam engine and pump of Claverton Pumping Station on the Kennet & Avon Canal. ...
People are being invited to have their say on plans for an £80 million housing development which could transform an old factory site. ...
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