A good reply what is not stated is what advance booking is required? and why are why are bw licence holders not allowed to use a bw facility ie the showers ets .My last trip through Limehouse was not pre planned but I misses the tide at St Catherines due to picking up rubbish on the prop higher up the river. If they are going to restrict hours then floating pontoons should be avaiable on the river. There is a strong safty issue here let alone any other consideration. All tidal locks used to be available 24/7. CKP
________________________________ From: John Slee <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, 22 May, 2009 15:40:33 Subject: Re: [canals-list] BW has proposed changes to the Limehouse lock arrangements Adrian Stott wrote: > > > > I think these proposals raise some concerns. There is to be some > consultation on them, and I may be involved with that, so I would > appreciate your opinions on them here. > I am against item 1, because booking is against the ethos of leisure. Item 2 is wrong unless someone finds a way to control the tides. I would be categorically against item 4, because I'm against charging for using specific BW features, which should be covered by the licence. WBW John www.nbepiphany. co.uk <http://www.nbepipha ny.co.uk> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
