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Parade of historic vehicles marks completion of Schoolhouse Bridge - Vimarsana News

Parade of historic vehicles marks completion of Schoolhouse Bridge

Completion of the last highway blockage on the Montgomery Canal in Shropshire was marked by a procession of historic vehicles crossing the new Schoolhouse Bridge.

Extinction Rebellion Newark and Sherwood to organise community litter pick along River Trent from Riverside Park in Newark to clean up flood debris from winter storms - Vimarsana News

Extinction Rebellion Newark and Sherwood to organise community litter pick along River Trent from Riverside Park in Newark to clean up flood debris from winter storms

A group of volunteers is helping to clean up after recent floods left debris and litter scattered along the River Trent.

Canal and River Trust gives homeless boater deadline to pay debt | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

Canal and River Trust gives homeless boater deadline to pay debt | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

A disabled man whose narrow boats were removed from the Kennet & Avon Canal has been given until Monday to settle an unpaid debt of £17,381.97…

Canal and River Trust gives homeless boater deadline to pay debt - Vimarsana News

Canal and River Trust gives homeless boater deadline to pay debt

A disabled man whose narrow boats were removed from the Kennet & Avon Canal has been given until Monday to settle an unpaid debt of £17,381.97…

Quiet Revolution? UK Sees New Breed of 'Green' Narrowboats - Vimarsana News

Quiet Revolution? UK Sees New Breed of 'Green' Narrowboats

Motoring down the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal in England's West Midlands, Neil Cocksedge's narrowboat at first sight looks like most other vessels plying the country's famous network of scenic inland waterways. But one feature, in particular, gives away that this is no ordinary narrowboat: its stealthy near-silence. "The thing people notice about the electric boat is it's so much quieter -- we sneak up on fishermen!" Cocksedge told AFP proudly as he piloted it on a recent morning.

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