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We have secured Dharma Kovvuri as the chair of the region’s Advisory Board.
We have completed the latest stage of its restoration of a historic crane on the River Severn.
We are progressing repairs to High Orchard Bridge, which carries St Ann Way over the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal in Gloucester.
We have started work to repair a popular stretch of the Nottingham & Beeston Canal towpath running through the heart of the city.
Ahoy there! Pirates, sailors, and Mermaid Aurora dock at Ellesmere Port’s National Waterways Museum from May 17-19, kicking off its best summer events yet.
The 2024 Crick Boat Show, on May 25-27 at Crick Marina near Daventry, is the UK’s largest inland waterways festival, perfect for a family day out by the water.
Last year 1.4million people ran or jogged next to the canal on average twice a week, according to new towpath figures compiled for us ahead of this Sunday’s TCS London Marathon.
With the works nearing completion at the Welsh Harp Brent Reservoir, we're now allowing the reservoir to once again re-fill with water.
Around three dozen historic steamboats and traction engines are travelling from all over the country to congregate at Anderton Boat Lift.
Wheelchair users and members of the public will be able to appreciate the benefits of spending time by water at Saul Junction with the creation of a new wheelchair-friendly picnic area.
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