Towpath Talk - 2024-02-22

• Waterways campaigner­s to quiz navigation authoritie­s
• Artist reunited with miners’ banner – after 40 years
• Parade of historic vehicles marks bridge opening
• Repairing bridges and banks along the Mon & Brec Canal
• Countrysid­e management team and MP join canal work party
• A culture of care at a Midlands marina
• National group campaigns to win energy justice for liveaboard boaters
• Regenerati­on work to begin in Welshpool
• Sail 4 Cancer appoints James Cole as patron
• David (Mr Mac) McCarthy MBE
• Monty work parties start year on a high note
• Rising costs contribute to canal charity’s £5m deficit forecast
• Reservoir open day attracts over 600 visitors
• Blue, green and lots in between at NCA’s spring meeting
• Miniature modeller on the Cut
• Characters of the Cut
• Who wants to go for a paddle..?
• New man at the top at IWA
• Celebratin­g 50 years of progress in Somerset and Mid Devon
• What have the Romans ever done for us?
• Sustainabl­e boating awards launch
• Historic lock cottages host stories of the Beeston Cut
• Winter canal camping with the ‘Wergies’
• Saturn to star at Easter gathering
• WHAT’S ON IN MARCH
• Family boatyard evolves with each new generation
• Hybrid propulsion pioneers launch new company
• March 2024 Can heat pumps be a viable alternativ­e form of heating?
• Collaborat­ion on serial hybrid narrowboat
• Welcoming visitors from America
• The seven (or now eight) wonders of the waterways
• March 2024 Industrial heritage repurposed
• River Canal Rescue still in high demand
• Leighlinbr­idge’s greatest son
• Revised draft bylaws still dividing waterway groups and users
• A deerhound called Archie
• Volunteer on the water
• A thousand hours on the canal
• New reopening date for Crinan Canal
• The Towpath Angler
• The Wet Web
• Montgomery Canal volunteers celebrate successful year
• Where did that word come from?
• Looking forward to the year ahead

Towpath Talk - 2024-01-25

Towpath Talk - 2024-03-21