The Save Our Waterways website has been re-vamped and updated and now has several new features, including a blog in its first stages, where you can add your own comments. <http://www.saveourwaterways.org.uk>
The next phase of the Save Our Waterways campaign will have a greater emphasis on lobbying MPs, drawing attention to structures at risk of failing within their constituencies (where applicable). A new section of the site focuses on the state of BW's structures, starting with Nantwich Aqueduct. <http://www.saveourwaterways.org.uk/structures> Photos of more locations will be added later today. If you know of structures in a worrying condition, please contact Save Our Waterways through the Contact Us page on the website. P.S. If anyone has a bookmark ("favorite") or a website link to Save Our Waterways, please make sure it points to the "official" URL of http://www.saveourwaterways.org.uk and not to its original location as part of Mike Stevens' site. This original location can no longer be updated. Please be aware that Google may still take you to the original site. -- Martin Clark Internet Boaters' Database http://www.lock13.co.uk/boats Pennine Waterways Website http://www.penninewaterways.co.uk
