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The different components used in ring lock scaffolding are multiple ledgers, clamp, guard rails, connectors, stair stringers, steps, and adapters. Ring lock scaffolding is considered the most modern, versatile and capable system of scaffolding in terms of their load-bearing strength. Always use your own judgement and check water levels and other navigation advice first.Corrosion Resistant Steel Ringlock Ledger Head Ring Lock Scaffolding Parts Note: this information is only a helpful guide. DimensionsĬheck the dimensions of our waterways before setting off on your journey. Note: some information may not be up-to-date, so cross reference with other available guides.

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Boaters' guidesĭownload a PDF of your waterway, for navigation information and boaters’ facilities.

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Read and follow our waterway code for boaters, anglers and unpowered craft and our Towpath Code for everyone using the towpaths. However you use the waterways, please be aware of and considerate to other users. We will be publishing further details of our consultation at beginning of May.

Winter works programme 2023/24īefore we begin this winter works program, we like to consult the people who use our waterways to make sure these stoppages cause as little disruption as possible. If you're in an area affected by flooding, read our advice for walkers and boaters on staying safe during flooding. Follow us on Twitterįollow us Twitter to keep up to date on the latest notices and stoppages.

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You can select which canals and rivers you want to know about and login and update your preferences whenever you like. Receive stoppage noticesĬreate a free account to get email updates each time there’s a new notice or stoppage.

Visit our webpage for the latest coronavirus and boating information. Search and comment on our plans for winter 2023/24 stoppages. Please comment on as many of the stoppages as you like, as we want to hear what you think.

At the bottom of the notice is an online form where you can post your comments. Alternatively, you can enter the first two letters of a particular waterway to see relevant stoppages.īy clicking on the ‘Read more’ button you can download an individual stoppage notice. Have a look at the list or map below to find closures in a particular area.

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How to search and comment on winter stoppages We have a further 55 (subject to change) stoppages that we are continuing to review, and these will be included in the second phase of public consultation.īy adopting this new way of reviewing our winter works and only publishing stoppages that have been thoroughly reviewed, this should reduce the amount of change after the stoppage season has gone live and in turn allow customers to plan their journeys around our planned winter programme with more confidence. The stoppages in the list below containing 79 are confirmed as going ahead following our assessments. This is because we have been carrying out in depth reviews of each stoppage and how confident we are in delivering these works based on budget, approvals and resource. Therefore, during this first phase of public consultation you may notice that the list is smaller than usual. This year we will be publishing our winter works in 2 stages to ensure a more accurate programme of works is published. In many cases we need to close the waterway completely, and sometimes even the towpath. Winter works programme 2023/24Įach winter, when fewer boats are cruising our waterways, we carry out essential repairs and maintenance. Simply enter the first two letters of the waterway you’re interested in. Then filter by type of notice and view notices either in a list or on the map.

Search for any closures (stoppages), restrictions and booking information, opening times, notices and navigation advice. This might be because of unexpected events, such as an unplanned stoppage or coronavirus restrictions, or because boat passage needs to coincide with tide times. To travel through some tunnels, bridges and locks you will need to book passage in advance.

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