The Canal and River Trust has been making boating better in London over the past year for the record numbers of people on the capital’s waterways.
Sorwar Ahmed, London boating manager at the Canal & River Trust, said: “London’s bustling canals are very different to those built 200 years ago to serve industry. With such a huge demand for boating in London, we’ve been working hard to create the moorings and other facilities needed.”
“We’ve listened to our boaters and are making the changes that matter to them: this is just the start and we’ll be continuing to put time, money and people power into improvements in the years to come. We are working with other people, like local boroughs, social enterprises and boaters, to make these changes happen and improve London’s waterways for all our boaters and visitors.”
Some of these improvements include:
The trust is also developing a London Mooring Strategy to address the challenges and opportunities of boating in the capital.
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