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Navigation Information | Canal Routes to the Mediterranean | French Waterways
Saved by uncleflo on February 13th, 2022.
Historic, unique, charming Pretty, quiet, very special Superb places and scenery Go Your Own Way – Cruise the canals driving your own hire boat Sit Back and Relax – captain and crew will treat you like royalty Watch France Glide Past – close-up, from the comfort of your cabin Explore by boat, barge or ship – what are the differences? Up to 20% discounts for private charter or book by cabin luxury cruises.
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International Certificate of Competence (ICC) | Specialist Courses
Saved by uncleflo on August 14th, 2019.
The International Certificate of Competence (ICC) is required by most European countries (excluding the UK) as evidence of a basic level of competence. There is actually no internationaly agreed competence certificate and it is worth noting that the onus is on you to check the requirements of the state you are visiting. Member states are not obliged to accept the ICC however it is normally widely recognised. It can not be issued to nationals of UNECE Member countries unless they are British Nationals or Residents of the UK. See here for a full list of UNECE countries whose citizens are NOT able to apply for an ICC issued by the RYA.
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London by Water
Saved by uncleflo on December 20th, 2018.
Travelling around London is a little harder today. With a tube strike on, the roads are clogged with traffic jams, and the pavements are full of stressed and late commuters. How did we cope before roads and railways? Is there another network, criss-crossing through the capital? Well, yes, there’s always the waterways. Sadly, unlike Venice, London doesn’t use this network for most commutes these days (the towpaths are typically more popular than the waterways themselves), although a few more people than normal will be trying out the Thames Clipper boats today.
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Living on a houseboat in London
Saved by uncleflo on December 20th, 2018.
Living on a houseboat in London: living on the water is no longer an alternative lifestyle choice as Londoners look to rivers and canals for better value homes. Londoners looking for a central home on a budget are hitting the water — and avoiding stamp duty in the process. The number of Londoners resorting to living on boats has rocketed — with many driven off dry land by the high price of conventional homes. The number of boats registered to be moored on London waterways has increased by nearly 60 per cent in the past five years to almost 4,000, according to latest figures from the Canal & River Trust, which manages 100 miles of canals in the capital including the Grand Union and Regent’s Canals. Many other floating households are in private marinas or at moorings along the Thames.
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AINA - The Association of Inland Navigation Authorities
Saved by uncleflo on November 29th, 2018.
AINA is the industry membership body in Great Britain for organisations with statutory or other legal responsibility for the management, maintenance and operation of navigable inland waterways for navigation. Collectively, we regard such bodies as ‘Inland Navigation Authorities’. In discharging their duties, navigation authorities deliver widespread public benefits. AINA’s vision is to become recognised by all those involved in, or associated with, the management and operation of inland waterways as consistently and reliably adding significant value to the sector. AINA’s mission is to provide high quality products and services to its Members and to represent their interests in a changing and challenging business economic environment.
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