THE ANSWER TO WHY A BOAT CAN SIT FOR AS LONG AS IT LIKES FOR 18 MONTHS ON ONE SECTION OF K&A
There are Some river sections of K&A where riparian owners of the bank are responsible for craft which moor up against it. Boats still require a CRT license in the majority if cases.
There are some cases – Ham Basin, where the basin is just off the river, so the land that
the basin sits on, and the bank which gave the connection to the waterway are not owned by CRT, boats within the basin do not have to be licensed – but should they venture out on the waterway will immediately require a license. Frouds Bridge marina is another such location on the eastern section of the K&A.
Marinas on the canal, where a connection is made to the waterway through our land, mean that boats within the marina require a license and this is enforced with a “Connection Agreement” being put in place.
The EA have no responsibility on the K&A for licensing or the moving/cruising of boats.
This is the Blog site for QISMA. She is a 59 foot narrowboat launched in July 2010 as a liveaboard, for Jan, Alistair and Little Josh. After almost six years cruising the canals and rivers of England and Wales we started a new adventure. The boat was taken to Ireland where we plan to stay for...............
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