The things that are, and have been, the important issues for boaters
Chair Anne Husar writes: Today’s the day, 27th October, queues of boats have built up on parts of the UK’s canal system ready for release. After months of being caught…
Editor John Sadler writes: I hesitate to use the ‘C’ word but Christmas is coming, we are well into Autumn as I write and at last the air has become…
The report can be accessed here As a representative of the interests of boaters on inland waterways, in particular CRT's network, the National Association of Boat Owners (NABO), through its…
Chair Anne Husar writes: First to say a warm welcome to Jacqui Lund who has joined Council, bringing us up to our full quota of twelve members. We look forward…
Water is the driving force of all nature Leonardo da Vinci At last the subject of water, or rather the lack of it has become big news. A situation in…
We have been talking to the DfT and their consultant Ricardo. They have asked us to help with an energy use survey for inland waters. This survey has been developed…
Editor John Sadler writes: In the field of better boating there are a few things that would be very easy to achieve and a cost effective way of making life…
Chair Anne Husar writes: There’s a BBC report that we’ve had ‘the driest spring in England since 1961, with northern regions experiencing the driest start to the year in nearly…
RCR call for short stories River Canal Rescue is reminding boaters they have until 16 May to submit their short story about life on the water. It must relate to…
Chair Anne Husar writes: Apparently, according to a certain navigation authority, the ‘boating season’ will start soon. New boaters must wonder whether they can cruise all year round or only…
