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Angling match results for week ending 24 August 2019

19 August 2019

Angling match results brought to you by Steve Cope.

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London & South East Regional Bulletin: August 2019

15 August 2019

Sun, rain and wind - a typical British summer, but great for getting out and about on the waterways. In this edition we bring you news of canal festivals throughout the summer, low water levels, new bookable moorings, an innovative co-mooring project, and an award-winning volunteer project on the Grand Union Canal.

Posted by: London & South East Regional Bulletin
Checking rod licences

13 August 2019

In years gone by, any angler holding a valid rod licence could check whether a fellow angler possessed the same. In this article, we explore how this came about and what the up to date legal situation now is.

Posted by: The fisheries & angling team
Angling match results for week ending 17 August 2019

12 August 2019

Angling match results brought to you by Steve Cope.

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Boaters' Update 9 August 2019

9 August 2019

Welcome to the latest edition which includes an update on the situation at Toddbrook Reservoir, more of your feedback on cruising past moored boats and news of the important consultation on the use of red diesel by private boaters along with the stoppages for the forthcoming weekend.

Posted by: The boaters' update
Zabir’s coaching journey

8 August 2019

Fishing has not traditionally been high on the agenda of activities in the Asian community, but could that be about to change? We caught up with recently qualified level one coach Zabir to explore the prospects, among other things. This is Zabir’s story.

Posted by: The fisheries & angling team
Angling match results for week ending 10 August 2019

5 August 2019

Angling match results brought to you by Steve Cope.

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Slow walking

1 August 2019

I have just spent a week by the Oxford Canal. Everyday I walked the same stretch of towpath from Jericho, at the heart of Oxford city’s canal history, upstream for several miles, and back.

Posted by: Jasper Winn

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