Update on navigation licencing for Middle Level Waters Important Notice. The Navigation Advisory Committee have reviewed the position in relation to introduction of licences for Middle Level Waters which was due to take effect from 1st…Read more ›
Sep162019
The latest update on the new Middle Level Act 2018 and Navigation Bylaws 2019
Our mooring customers and visiting boaters to the Middle Level Navigation should check out the latest news on the Middle Level Bylaws. Middle Level Act 2018 and Navigation Byelaws 2019 The Middle Level Commissioners are the navigation authority for the…Read more ›
May042019
Boating the Cambridge Backs with Chris Howes
More than half a century ago, one of the founding fathers of the Inland Waterways Association, Robert Aickman wrote about the “Seven Wonders of the Waterways”. I’ve boated each of these Wonders and ticked them off my ‘to visit’ list. Although…Read more ›
Tagged with: boat holiday, Caen Hill, Cambridge Backs, Chris Howes, Inland Waterways Association, Simon Judge
Jan112019
Book Review – Voyage into England, by John Seymour
When Inland Waterways Association Region Chair Chris Howes sent me this book review. I immediately went to a well-known online book seller who offers prime delivery and placed an order. As someone who had met Herb Everitt and Lou Doubleday…Read more ›
Jun102018
Nene, Great Ouse and Middle Level Navigations – Points of interest, Places to visit
Mooring customer Chris Howes has shared his knowledge of the local waterways to assist our holiday makers, mooring customers and those navigators attending the St Neots Festival of water. Chris is Chairman of the Inland Waterways Association Eastern Region and…Read more ›
Oct282016
The Middle Level Navigations – one boater’s view
Before reading this article further it is worth thinking back to 1984 when John Revell first visited the Middle Level Navigations. In those days entry by boat to the system was restricted to boats of 49 feet in length because of the…Read more ›
Jul222016
The 3 Best Moorings When Narrowboating on the Nene
The River Nene passes through Cambridgeshire and Northants where it connects the east of England to the rest of the UK waterway network. If you’re looking for a less-crowded narrowboat holiday where you can enjoy stunning countryside and attractive…Read more ›
