This category is for sites focused on European canal and inland waterways organizations, trusts, governing bodies or authorities.
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Promotes the canal as a navigable waterway Includes projects, ways to help, events and gallery..
Trust is promoting and supporting the building of a new waterway linking the Grand Union Canal with the River Great Ouse.
Charity entrusted with the care of 2,000 miles of waterways in England and Wales. Site provides information about the Trust's work, nature and heritage of its canals, and details of recreational activities visitors can enjoy.
Registered Charity operating boat for people with disabilities on the Rivers Lee and Stort. "Stort Challenger" is available self-steer or with volunteer skipper and crew.
Restoring the Stroudwater Navigation and Thames and Severn Canal for the benefit of the public. This canal runs through Gloucestershire and part of Wiltshire traversing the Cotswold Hills.
The history and activities of the society with information on the Coventry canal and the canal art trail. A lock filling exercise is included for boaters new to canals.
Mission is to fully restore the Derby Canal as close as possible to the original route.
Covers restoration, recreation, environmental, history. Includes newsletter, photographs and videos.
Represents boaters on the Great Ouse river system and associated waterways in England. Includes news, FAQ, and membership information.
The society seeks to preserve and restore the Hollinwood and Fairbottom Branches of the Ashton Canal, east of Manchester and link it to the Rochdale Canal.
Voluntary association concerned with the preservation of Irish waterways and their promotion as a recreational base for boating cruising walking and fishing.
The society was founded in 1975 to promote and encourage the restoration and use of the Union Canal, particularly in the vicinity of Linlithgow, Scotland.
Aims are to preserve the line of the canal, initially restore all parts of the canal which remain in water, eventually restore the whole canal to full navigable standard and to foster interest in the canal.
Details of the events and facilities at the North Cheshire Cruising Club at High Lane, Stockport and the Macclesfield Canal
Formed in 1974 to promote and participate in the development of the full amenity potential of the Royal Canal in County Dublin, Ireland. Now expanded to the entire canal.
Aims to raise funds to make England's first modern canal navigable again. Includes news and events.
The national co-ordinating body for voluntary labour on the inland waterways of Britain. We run 'Canal Camps' every summer - these working holidays are great fun, and can be used for the Duke of Edinburgh Residential 'Gold' award.
The virtual clubhouse of the trailable boats of the Wilderness Boat Owners Club. Supporters of canal restoration.
Dedicated to restore the waterway. Includes projects and ways to help.
Trust is promoting and supporting the building of a new waterway linking the Grand Union Canal with the River Great Ouse.
Restoring the Stroudwater Navigation and Thames and Severn Canal for the benefit of the public. This canal runs through Gloucestershire and part of Wiltshire traversing the Cotswold Hills.
Aims to raise funds to make England's first modern canal navigable again. Includes news and events.
Dedicated to restore the waterway. Includes projects and ways to help.
Promotes the canal as a navigable waterway Includes projects, ways to help, events and gallery..
Registered Charity operating boat for people with disabilities on the Rivers Lee and Stort. "Stort Challenger" is available self-steer or with volunteer skipper and crew.
Covers restoration, recreation, environmental, history. Includes newsletter, photographs and videos.
The history and activities of the society with information on the Coventry canal and the canal art trail. A lock filling exercise is included for boaters new to canals.
Charity entrusted with the care of 2,000 miles of waterways in England and Wales. Site provides information about the Trust's work, nature and heritage of its canals, and details of recreational activities visitors can enjoy.
The national co-ordinating body for voluntary labour on the inland waterways of Britain. We run 'Canal Camps' every summer - these working holidays are great fun, and can be used for the Duke of Edinburgh Residential 'Gold' award.
The virtual clubhouse of the trailable boats of the Wilderness Boat Owners Club. Supporters of canal restoration.
Aims are to preserve the line of the canal, initially restore all parts of the canal which remain in water, eventually restore the whole canal to full navigable standard and to foster interest in the canal.
Represents boaters on the Great Ouse river system and associated waterways in England. Includes news, FAQ, and membership information.
Voluntary association concerned with the preservation of Irish waterways and their promotion as a recreational base for boating cruising walking and fishing.
Details of the events and facilities at the North Cheshire Cruising Club at High Lane, Stockport and the Macclesfield Canal
The society seeks to preserve and restore the Hollinwood and Fairbottom Branches of the Ashton Canal, east of Manchester and link it to the Rochdale Canal.
The society was founded in 1975 to promote and encourage the restoration and use of the Union Canal, particularly in the vicinity of Linlithgow, Scotland.
Formed in 1974 to promote and participate in the development of the full amenity potential of the Royal Canal in County Dublin, Ireland. Now expanded to the entire canal.
Mission is to fully restore the Derby Canal as close as possible to the original route.
