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the east anglian waterways association promoting access to the navigations of east anglia for all email eawa search engine by freefind home about us latest news east anglian waterways the easterling join us directors nw & dilham work party links forum the eawa campaigns for the preservation, restoration and good management of all inland and tidal waterways in east anglia. the association is a registered charity (no. 251382) and was first established in 1958. the easterling june 2017 vol. 9, no. 18 the latest issue of the association's journal has just been published with news and pictures of our waterways and interesting feature articles. .......... read more >>> eawa news headlines ea proposed sale of moorings at ely - is it lawful? the environment agency, as navigation authority for the river great ouse, has placed on the market three sections of riverbank at ely, cambridgeshire, currently used by businesses providing vital services to boaters and other recreational users. eawa strongly opposes any such sale and believes that given the ea's statutory obligations under the anglian water authority act 1977 to promote recreational use of our waterways it may be unlawful. we have written to the ea and the secretary of state for defra expressing our concerns in detail. read our full statement and letter to the ea here. environment agency navigation charges 2018/19 t he enviroment agency has issued a customer consultation document on its proposals to increase boat registration charges for 2018/19. it sets out the agency's case, not only for the need to increase revenue but also controversially to vary the increase across the regions. an increase of 7.5% is proposed for anglian waterways but the thames region's increase is 5.7%. east anglian waterways association does not accept the ea's case, either for any increase in charges above the rate of inflation or the rationale for unfair regional variations. read the ea anglian region consultation paper here and the full eawa response here in summary, eawa considers that: there is no justification for any increase above cpi. unfair regional variations are completely unacceptable. the ea must meet its statutory obligations in full and can increase revenue by encouraging greater use of our waterways. there is a huge potential in this region to save costs by properly harnessing the goodwill, expertise and enthusiasm of volunteers as is done so successfully elsewhere on the national waterways. august 2017 hartford marina lodges not 'vessels' say high court judges the environment agency's appeal to the high court against a decision by peterborough crown court to quash convictions of two owners of static floating lodges for failure to register their homes as vessels has been dismissed. the three senior judges were unanimous in their opinion that the homes were not vessels for the purposes of the ea (inland waterways) order 2010. they rejected most of the arguments advanced by the ea's counsel, mr david perry qc and found that the lodges were constructed and used as homes on water and not to "carry" people or things or to be "propelled or moved" across the water. on a realistic view of the facts they are not "vessels" for the purposes of the order. read the full 42-page high court judgment here 15th april 2016 review of environment agency navigations a statement from ea and cart issued 19th february 2016 the environment agency (ea) and canal & river trust (the trust) have established a joint working group to explore different options for running the 620 miles of ea-managed river navigations. it still remains the government’s ambition to transfer the ea’s responsibility for navigation of the rivers to the trust, subject to affordability and approval by the trust’s board and the minister. this will help realise the benefits of a sustainable navigation and give the public greater involvement in the running of the waterways. the working group is at a very early, information gathering stage, and no decisions have yet been made on the details of a potential move. the working group will begin with an information and data gathering exercise looking at all of the ea’s navigations, including: the non-tidal river thames; the river wye; the upper medway; the east anglian navigations and rye harbour . as the project moves forward the working group will investigate the various potential options required for such a complex move and will be seeking to understand your views and aspirations as well as those of other stakeholders. the ea, the trust and defra are committed to finding a sustainable future for the ea’s river navigations and to working with the communities who use them. project hereward - technical progress and a funding boost - read more our mission the eawa believes in "waterways for all" - promoting access to our navigations for the community - whether walkers, nature lovers, anglers, canoeists, boaters or gongoozlers. we work with and support many local societies, trusts and other user bodies throughout east anglia. we publish a regular newsletter - ' the easterling ' - bringing together information on the waterways of our area. want to read the latest issue? just click here eawa arranges work-parties for waterway restoration, improvement and maintenance and offers advice, support and funding to local organisations with similar aims. east anglian waterways ass ocia tion and peterborough iwa have joined forces in project herew ard to re-open the forty foot between the middle level and great ouse system via horseway and welches dam as a waterway for all the project hereward team now meets every month to develop the programme of action to meet its aims. watch the new project hereward presentation here good news from the little ouse progress on thetford council's exciting new bid to bring boats back into the town centre thetford town council has now agreed a sum of 15,000 (max) towards the feasibility study and also been invited by the neighbouring breckland district council to apply for 20,000 matched grant funding. breckland is in turn negotiating with forest heath district council seeking added support. eawa welcomes this initiative. re-opening the little ouse navigation will bring economic and other benefits to a wider area of west norfolk. tina cunnell, leading the project for thetford tc, is working on the water space study and will discuss with the environment agency integration into the wider regional strategy. full news of the town council's plans and other background information ... click here the present supporting the work of the north walsham and dilham canal trust, established by the eawa, to restore the navigation and improve the waterway for all, in co-operation with the canal owners. working with partners to support the fens waterways link, a long-term project to join and extend the lincolnshire and cambridgeshire waterways for navigation. working with iwa peterborough on project hereward to re-open the old bedford/forty foot southern link of the middle level and great ouse systems. supporting the sleaford trust, working to reopen the upper part of the navigation within the town. supporting the river gipping trust in its aim to preserve the historic heritage of the stowmarket navigation. working closely with the nene waterway task group and the great ouse boating association and campaigning for improved management of these rivers. working with the broads authority and other bodies interested in the norfolk broads. making our east anglian waterways better known by arranging trips or activities, such as in conjunction with our agm. north walsham & dilham canal recent work parties organised by the trust have made great progress in the section above ebridge lock, particularly around bacton wood and pigneys wood. our picture shows the volunteers clearing weed from the mouth of ebridge lock in august 2015. the trust always welcomes new volunteers and full details can be found on our work p

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