The next meeting of the K&A boaters’ action group will be on Monday 13th May at 7.30pm in Bath. Please contact info@boatingcommunity.org.uk or 07928 078208 if you want to come. Lifts may be available.
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Posts Tagged ‘Local Mooring Strategy’
K&A boaters action group next meeting 13th May, Bath
Sunday, May 5th, 2013Local Mooring Strategy finalised
Wednesday, April 24th, 2013K&A boaters action group next meeting 8th April, Sells Green
Friday, March 29th, 2013Another CRT resignation ahead of Parliamentary scrutiny of waterways partnerships
Saturday, February 2nd, 2013Councillor Fleur de Rhé-Philipe, Chair of the Kennet and Avon Local Waterway Partnership, resigned this week. Tamsin Phipps, who represents canoeists on the Partnership, is now acting as the temporary Chair. The Partnership is about to release its review of the K&A local mooring strategy proposals.
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Local mooring strategy latest
Saturday, November 24th, 2012The K&A Local Waterways Partnership Moorings Sub-Group has held two meetings so far, on 26th October and 19th November. It is due to carry out a final review of the proposed mooring plan before putting it out to consultation to the organisations and communities represented in the Sub-Group.
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BaNES seeks to prevent CRT taking ‘draconian’ action against liveaboard boaters
Saturday, October 27th, 2012When making arrangements for a meeting between BaNES Council and Sally Ash and Damian Kemp of BW in December 2011, one of the Council’s housing officers said in an email that “We .. have on-going concerns regarding their appreciation of the potential impact of the proposed moorings strategy (ie homelessness, access to education/services etc).”
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Review of local mooring strategy proposals to begin on 26th October
Thursday, October 25th, 2012K and A mooring strategy consultation plans changed despite BW statement
Wednesday, September 12th, 2012CRT’s plans for the consultation on the K and A Local Mooring Strategy have changed again. A sub-group of the Local Waterway Partnership (formerly the Partnership Board) will review the mooring strategy and will decide what consultation is required. CRT claims this sub-group will be “independent”. At the final meeting of the Local Mooring Strategy Steering Group in October 2011 it was agreed that the Local Waterway Partnership would review the mooring strategy. BW then unilaterally disbanded the Local Mooring Strategy Steering Group before its work was complete. However, at that point BW still intended to carry out a full public consultation.
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