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New website celebrates Anglian waterways

The Environment Agency recently launched a new website, Visit Anglian Waterways, aimed at highlighting all that the rivers of the Anglian region have to offer. The new site is packed full of information and features about the rivers Great Ouse, Nene, Stour, Welland and Glen and Ancholme.










  
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Crowland Heritage Trail
19 September 2006 (2132 reads)


The Crowland Heritage Trail was officially opened during June 2005 by David Blunt, Chairman of Crowland Parish Council, and the ‘Charm Tree’, designed by the children of St. Guthlacs Secondary School and South View Primary School, was unveiled.



    
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Corporation Bank Access
18 September 2006 (2042 reads)


Providing safe and easy to use access routes along the rivers is vital to encourage people to explore the countryside.

Work has been completed along the Corporation Bank, with the construction of a disabled access ramp to a picnic area, new steps and a bridge.



    
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Access Improvements
17 September 2006 (2025 reads)


Providing safe and easy to use access routes along the rivers is vital to encourage people to explore the countryside.

Nearly 18km of riverside bank has seen improvements to footpath access.



    
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Picnic Sites
15 September 2006 (2295 reads)


Picnic sites and bicycle racks have been provided along the South Forty Foot Drain to compliment the footpath improvements.



    
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Environmental Improvements
14 September 2006 (1920 reads)


In addition to the planting carried out along the Heritage Trail, owl boxes and sand martin cliffs have been provided at locations along the route of the Link.



    
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Crowland Slipway
14 September 2006 (2011 reads)


A slipway, landing stage and canoe portage point has been provided on the River Welland, at Crowland. This will encourage use of the river by canoeists and small boat owners, as access to the river has been limited in the past.



    
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Pinchbeck West Mooring
14 September 2006 (1936 reads)


48-hour moorings and a canoe portage have been provided on the River Glen, at Pinchbeck West.



    
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Fosdyke Slipway
10 February 2005 (2352 reads)


This slipway on the River Welland near Fosdyke Bridge has long been prone to abuse by illegal jet skiers, who have previously gained access to the river at this location and disrupted legitimate users, especially sailing boats.



    
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New 48 Hour Moorings on the River Welland at Crowland
01 June 2004 (2025 reads)


Recently constructed 48-hour visitor moorings on the River Welland at Crowland have been installed, designed to compliment the Fens Waterways Link by placing facilities at strategic locations on the route.