Posts Tagged ‘mooring’
Saturday, April 7th, 2012
Following news of Alton Parish Council’s aim to prevent boats mooring between the Barge Inn and Honey Street bridge, boaters were invited by parish council representatives to discuss their concerns. Three boaters met with the members of the parish council before its meeting on 14 March.
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Tags: Damian Kemp, Honey Street, liveaboards, Mark Stephens, mooring, Parish councils, RBOA
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Tuesday, March 13th, 2012
Alton Parish Council has apologised for not talking to boaters about its efforts to prevent boats mooring in Honey Street. “We should have discussed this with boaters first” said the Parish Clerk Charles Reiss.
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Tags: Honey Street, liveaboards, mooring
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Friday, November 20th, 2009
In the topsy turvy world that is Sally Eichmann’s crusade, the second part, no the third part, no the first part, anyway one of the parts of Ms Ash’s master plan, the local moorings consultation is released.
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Tags: British Waterways, hire boat companies, Local consultation, mooring, mooring policy, Moorings Consultation
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Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009
Dear Robin,
I am writing regarding the latest round of consultations and in particular the proposed new arrangements for mooring in the Bath to Bradford-on-Avon areas.
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Tags: Bath, Bathampton, Bradford-on-Avon, British Waterways, complaints, consultation, Letters to BW and others, mooring, Robin Evans
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