www.anglowelsh.co.uk WELCOME… The Holiday Company …to the world of narrowboat holidays with one of the largest boat holiday companies in the UK – Anglo Welsh. With over 40 years experience and a reputation for providing high quality, exceptional value holidays, we look forward to introducing you to the thousands of miles of beautiful waterways.

CANAL BOAT HOLIDAYS Offering the choice of more than 160 boats from Our friendly booking team provides a flexible, personal 10 bases across and Wales, our boats are service to meet your needs. They will tell you everything designed for cruising comfort with smart interiors, you need to know to make sure you have the best in England & Wales clever storage and an impressive list of mod-cons. holiday at the best price. Whether you are a novice or an expert, Anglo Welsh So, enjoy choosing your holiday and remember we will help you choose the route to suit you and we’ll are here to help – there’s a secret Britain waiting to provide you with the tuition you need so that you be discovered! can learn the ropes.

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FREE ON ALL 2018 ANGLO WELSH BOATS Where will your narrowboat adventure take you in 2018?

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CONTENTS

The narrowboat holiday experience 06 – 07 Testimonials 48 Our most popular destinations 08 – 09 Money saving offers 49 Holiday diary 10 – 11 Prices 50 Your narrowboat – the inside story 12 – 13 Booking form 51 New for 2018 – Heritage Class 14 – 15 Terms and conditions 52 Prepare for your trip 16 Talk to us 53 Where do we start? 17 Anglo Welsh bases 18 – 35 Circuits and rings 36 – 37 Share your next canal adventure with us. Interiors and layouts 38 – 45 Dayboats 46 – 47 Tag us in your Instagram pics #canaladventures2018 Your canal boat becomes your floating hotel room, • Only use one appliance at a time. giving you the chance to stay where you choose, from • Wherever possible, run the engine whilst using the vibrant city centres to remote rural backwaters. Most THE NARROWBOAT EXPERIENCE appliance so that you are charging the batteries. mooring sites are free, so you stay somewhere different every night! Finally, remember that it’s impossible to guarantee that a battery powered supply system will be able to You can moor up in the centre of top destinations such provide a constant supply of power to any electrical Why canal boat holidays are so great New to narrowboating? as Bath, , Oxford, Stratford-Upon-Avon device, including and importantly, medical appliances. It’s easy for first-timers to learn to operate our boats. and Chester; visit significant historic sites including for families… This is because the batteries are charged when the And with our nationally accredited handover and tuition, the soaring majesty of the World Heritage Pontcysyllte It’s a real adventure with everyone heading off together, engine is running; as soon as the engine is turned off, we’ll make sure you’re comfortable and in control Aqueduct; or enjoy world class attractions – Alton looking out for interesting things to see and do along then the electrics will start to run the battery down before you set off. See page 16 for details. Towers, the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and the The Narrowboat Experience the way. Thermae Spa in Bath. quite quickly. Travelling at less than four miles an hour, a narrowboat We provide you with buoyancy aids and boat steering holiday offers the fastest way to slow down and the If you need to bring an electrical medical appliance tuition so everyone can enjoy learning together to The greener way chance to sight-see at a relaxed pace. As soon as you with you on holiday, talk to us first. master navigation skills and work the locks. are underway, stress levels are immediately reduced and A boating holiday is estimated to be 20 times better for Enjoy learning the boating lingo together –‘windlass’, a steadier pace of life takes over. the planet than spending two hours flying to a holiday Enjoy the comforts of home ‘winding hole’ and ‘tiller’, ‘bow’, ‘stern’, ‘port’ and overseas and as soon as you swap your car for a boat, Today’s canal boats are fully equipped with all From fields and wildlife to fascinating urban landscapes ‘starboard’, spot wildlife, including the flashing blue you’ll be using a third of the fuel. the essential mod cons: fully equipped kitchens; with top attractions, you’ll see things differently from of the kingfisher and ‘plop’ of the water vole. central heating; hot water; TV/DVD; showers and a canal boat. But it’s also an adventure, as you set Pubs galore! flushing toilets. Dust-off long neglected cards and board games for off together – with family or friends – to explore the cosy onboard evening entertainment (though our boats waterway ahead. With hundreds of waterside pubs, a watering hole is all have TVs and DVD-players too!). never far away, many of them historic rural locals. You can bring your pet with you Up to two pets are welcome on all our boats, so they Explore mile-upon-mile of traffic-free by foot Watch out for wildlife don’t have to miss out on the family holiday! Plus the or by bike (up to two bikes can be stored on the roof of first pet goes free. the boat); Breathe in plenty of fresh air to aid a peaceful Waterways provide homes for large numbers of birds, night’s sleep. plants and animals, including many protected species – the water vole, otter and kingfisher, so there’s always Fair fuel costs something special to look out for. All our boats start with a full tank of fuel - plenty to cover a steady two week cruise. You pay a fuel deposit Electrical appliances when you book your holiday – this is £90 per week or Unlike at home, there is a limit to the power that is more or £50 per short break. available on a boat. Anglo Welsh boats have a device When you bring the boat back to us the balance of the called an “Inverter”, which converts the power from deposit is refundable after deducting the fuel used. If the onboard batteries into a 240-volt supply. Power is you have used fuel in excess of the deposit, you will be measured in watts. For example, a standard household asked to pay the difference. light bulb uses 60 watts and a kettle can be as much as 3000 watts. The inverters have a power limitation of Wi-Fi TM 1000 watts, which excludes many domestic electrical appliances. Every domestic electrical appliance has Installing internet hubs on our boats in a label on it indicating its power consumption, so, 2015 proved a popular move with our anything above 1000 watts is not permitted. customers so we have rolled it out to the whole Anglo Welsh fleet*. Usually, the following are more than 1000 watts and therefore are not permitted: These hubs provide connection to the Internet from aboard the boat – signal permitting – and allow you Kettles; irons; hairdryers; vacuum cleaners; to keep in touch whilst on holiday. They come with a any form of heater. limited amount of download so they are no substitute Usually, the following items are less than 1000 watts for your home broadband; they work in a similar way to and therefore can be permitted: a smartphone so are at the mercy of signal strength, which of course depends on your location. Cool-boxes; hair straighteners; curling tongs; blenders; phone and computer chargers. Think of them more of a way to ‘check-in’ whilst you’re on holiday as opposed to being ‘fully connected’ The golden rules: After all, everyone deserves to get away from it all • If the appliance is above 1000 watts then don’t from time to time. bring it onto the boat. *Boats cruising from Silsden will NOT carry Wi-Fi • No electrical appliance should be left plugged in unattended. Page 7 Foxton Locks and the POPULAR DESTINATIONS Leicestershire countryside Cruise on the rural -free summit of the Leicester Line of the Grand offers From floating across the awesome Pontcysyllte Aqueduct to bobbing through Bath, your the chance to explore mile upon mile of unspoilt canal boat holiday can take you to some of Britain’s most beautiful cities and incredible World Leicestershire countryside. Heritage sites. Each of our bases offers a wide variety of destinations but we’ve listed nine of our most popular for inspiration. See pages 36-37 for recommended longer circuits and rings. Popular Destinations

The ‘dreaming spires’ of Oxford The beautiful city of Oxford is just a three-hour (four lock) cruise away from our Oxford base at Eynsham on the . Enjoy a short break in Oxford, using World Heritage City of Bath your canal boat as a base to explore all the City has to Bath makes a fantastic short break destination from our offer. Climb the 14th century Carfax Tower to take in a Bradford on Avon, City of Bath and Monkton Combe view of Oxford’s ‘dreaming spires’, see the witch in a bases.The centre of this beautiful Georgian city, famous bottle at the Pitt Rivers Museum, visit the remains of the for its natural hot springs and Thermae Spa, stunning Dodo at the University Museum of Natural History. architecture, great shopping, bustling waterfront restaurants and Jane Austen Museum, is an eight-hour (seven lock) journey from the picturesque Cotswold Head for a theme park town of Bradford on Avon. Alton Towers and Drayton Manor Park are close Historic Warwick to accessible from our Great Haywood base, Our base at Stockton on the in giving you the chance to swap the tranquillity of the Warwickshire offers a seven-hour (20 lock) journey to canals for the thrills of a theme park for the day. the lovely city of Warwick and the chance to visit its Froghall on the Caldon Canal is just 20 hours (35 locks) famous castle - said to host ‘Britain’s greatest medieval from Great Haywood. experience’.With a history dating back over a thousand years and rolling landscaped gardens to explore Warwick Castle is a fascinating place to visit.

Medieval Chester Our base at Bunbury on the in Cheshire is just seven hours (and nine locks) away from the historic City of Chester, making it a Visit Shakespeare’s Stratford popular short break destination. Our base at Wootton Wawen is a six-hour Famous for its Medieval architecture and city walls, (17 lock) journey along the pretty Stratford Canal from Chester also offers a vibrant market hall, an award Stratford upon Avon. Here you can moor on the River winning zoo, busy racecourse, trendy bars, shopping The stream in the sky Avon close to the famous Swan Theatre with easy access malls and a huge variety of restaurants. The awesome World Heritage Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, to the town’s museums, shops, markets and restaurants. which carries the 38 metres (126ft) high above the River Dee, is right next The bright lights of Birmingham to our base at Trevor in North Wales. Our base at Tardebigge is just 5 hours and no locks You may be travelling at just four miles an away from Birmingham. Central moorings are available hour, but with not even a hand rail on the in Gas Street Basin, right next to Brindley Place, giving south side of the aqueduct to obscure your you easy access to top attractions, including The views of the breath-taking Dee Valley below, Mailbox and Bullring shopping centres, the Sea Life you will literally feel like you are floating Centre, Science Museum, Birmingham Museum above the earth! & Art Gallery, Jewellery Quarter, Ikon Gallery and the famous “Balti Triangle”! And if you’re feeling like a treat on the way home, you could stop off at the delicious canal side Cadbury World! Page 9 the cherry on the cake. cherryonthe the we foundafour-piece stringquartetplayingnexttoanoutdoorcafé.It really was As iftoprovecome upwith. it,whenwestrolled alonginsearch ofcoffee andcake It’s very cute,obviously. Wonka architecture, did IfWilly sort ofplacehe’d isthe this water,along the wemoored citycentre upandwentintothe toexplore. The nextdayweheadedondowntoOxford. morningmooching Afteragentle week ahead. found asign“BeYour for the Decidedtomakeitourmotto Best”. Beautiful picturesque bridge.Onourwayhomewewentforastroll pubjustover the and night.GodstowAbbey,of mooringupforthe isasweetspottostopandhas Oxford. Butbefore there, getting seriousbusiness wehadto put ourmindstothe Up aheadthere were slenderspires ofthe glimpses tantalising of rolling eyecouldsee. awayasfarthe gently hills heartofcountryside,the found ourselvesdeepinthe onboard,Once wehadourthings wemovedoff downriverand attention. core isatthe and wellbeing handover… ofthe paying worth sowell professional staff. boatsare the All different slightly andoursafety assuredbut wefelt afterour comprehensive handoverformthe We’ve AngloWelsh with beenonholiday before, manytimes of relaxing adventures. had asnugbathroom Perfectforseven days andcentralheating. Italso middle. inthe andacompactbijougalley other room living doublebedatoneend,adelightful solid atthe smilescoming. A neededtokeepthe It hadeverything –afour-berthduration 58ft-narrowboat ‘Knighton’. called earlyafternoon,wewerethe shownourhomeforthe AngloWelshArriving atthe boatyard just outsideOxford in far, faraway… Here’s my‘Captain’s Log’from aGalaxy whatseemedlike worldgoby.down, unwindandwatchthe riverbanks.It’s beyondthe life awonderful waytoslow There’s alottobesaidformessingaround onboats.Living be goodforthesoul… Oxford baseandfoundthepaceoflife to Stan Cullimore recently cruised fromour keep thesmilescoming. Everything youneedto

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Page 11 Holiday Diary INSIDE STORY

Our modern and spacious 160 boat fleet Usually, the following items are less than 1000 watts Toilets are fully flushing high specification chemical and therefore can be permitted: Cool-boxes; hair toilets and showers are fed by the boat’s hot water tank. What’s included on all boats? provides a range of holiday accommodation straighteners; curling tongs; blenders; phone and Some boats even have additions such as microwave

Fully equipped kitchen Yes Story Inside to suit everyone and each of our boats is computer chargers. oven, settees, multi-fuel stoves and dressing tables. You’ll find out exactly what’s included in each boat The golden rules: Microwave Selected boats designed with your comfort in mind. on the detailed layout pages on pages 38 – 45. • If the appliance is above 1000 watts then don’t The fleet carries a mixture of ‘Semi-traditional’ and There are cosy two-berths, spacious four-berths to suit Freezer Selected boats bring it onto the boat. ‘Cruiser’ sterns. a small family, six-berths for extra family room and eight, nine, 10 or 12 berths for bigger parties. • No electrical appliance should be left Bathroom Yes plugged in unattended. What’s included? with shower toilet & sink What to expect • Only use one appliance at a time. Bottled Gas is included in your hire charge and there will be ample onboard to see you through TV and DVD player Yes All boats have a full size gas oven, fridge, TV/DVD • Wherever possible, run the engine whilst using the your holiday. All bedding (duvets plus covers and player, radiator central heating and a surprising amount Solid fuel/multi-fuel stove Selected boats appliance so that you are charging the batteries. sheets); towels and tea towels are provided and of storage. Kitchens are fully equipped with all you’ll all fixed beds are made up prior to your arrival. need for self-catering, including pots and pans, crockery Finally, remember that it’s impossible to guarantee that Gas and electricity FREE and cutlery sufficient for your party size. a battery powered supply system will be able to provide For Dinette seating, which converts into beds, First pet FREE a constant supply of power to any electrical device, bedding is all provided for you to make up before use. Electrical appliances including and importantly, medical appliances. Unlike at home, there is a limit to the power that is This is because the batteries are charged when the ADDITIONAL WC available on a boat. Anglo Welsh boats have a device engine is running; as soon as the engine is turned off, then the electrics will start to run the battery down called an “Inverter”, which converts the power from WARDROBES the onboard batteries into a 240-volt supply. Power is quite quickly. measured in watts. For example, a standard household SHOWER ROOM SEATING If you need to bring an electrical medical appliance FIXED DOUBLE BERTH light bulb uses 60 watts and a kettle can be as much with you on holiday, talk to us first. FULL SIZE GAS OVEN WITH 6’4” X 4’ INTERIOR as 3000 watts. SPRUNG MATTRESS The inverters have a power limitation of 1000 watts, which excludes many domestic electrical appliances. Every domestic electrical appliance has a label on it FRIDGE indicating its power consumption, so, anything above 1000 watts is not permitted Usually, the following DINETTE are more than 1000 watts and therefore are DOUBLE not permitted: Kettles; irons; hairdryers; RADIATOR/CENTRAL HEATING vacuum cleaners; any form of heater.

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Page 15 Heritage Class 2018 PREPARE FOR THE TRIP WHERE DO WE START?

We want your boat to be in tip top Here are some useful points to bear in mind With such a wide choice of starting points Returning your boat condition when you collect it, so it will be to help you prepare for your trip: across England and Wales and over 160 boats, Boats need to be returned by 9am on the final day of your holiday or the afternoon before if you’ve made ready from 3pm in the afternoon on your you will be spoilt for choice when choosing Where do we start? Going through locks arrangements with the booking team, so bear this in holiday start date. your Anglo Welsh holiday. mind when deciding where you will moor on your Each lock takes about 20 minutes to go through. last night. Before you set off, one of our instructors will take you Some locks you operate yourself and others are All our bases offer a variety of routes and destinations - through everything you need to know for your canal operated by lock-keepers. There is no mystery to using the following bases and maps will help you to decide. Fair fuel costs boat holiday – how to start the engine; fill up with water; locks – just a series of step-by-step tasks. A lock is The choice is yours depending on how long you’ve got, steering; slow down; moor up; and work the locks. simply a chamber with gates at either end. By emptying All our boats start with a full tank of fuel - plenty to how experienced you are, where you’d like to head for cover a steady two week cruise. You pay a fuel deposit You will also be taken through the basics of canal or filling that chamber with water, your boat can move and what you’d like to do. Take a look at our list of our up or down onto a new section of the waterway. when you book your holiday – this is £90 for a week or etiquette – from which side to drive on (the middle), most popular destinations (pages 8-9) and our list of more, £50 per short break. how to steer and work the locks to canal etiquette and the longer cruising circuits and rings (pages 36-37) the best places to moor-up and turn. Mooring up for inspiration. When you bring the boat back to us the balance of the deposit is refundable after deducting the fuel used. If There is a manual on board every boat if you need Your boat will not be permitted to cruise at night so And remember, our friendly booking team are available make sure you are moored by nightfall. Whilst you can you have used fuel in excess of the deposit, you will be to check on anything and our engineering teams are on 0117 3041122 to help at any point. asked to pay the difference. always on hand – 24 hours a day – to help over the choose where you stop for the night, use sign-posted phone or come out to you if you need them. visitor moorings wherever possible, and always moor to Choose your base Wi-Fi the towpath if you can. TM With your tuition complete, you will be ready to enjoy Your Anglo Welsh base will be your starting and If you’d like to find out more about boat handling Installing internet hubs on our boats in the perfect holiday afloat. We know you will find it both finishing point for your holiday. This is the place you will 2015 proved a popular move with our relaxing and revitalizing, with something new to see ahead of your holiday, you can download a free copy drive to, unpack, load up your boat and leave your car. of the Canal & River Trust’s boater’s handbook from customers so we have rolled it out to the whole every minute and the chance to work as a team to work * Once you have a base in mind, have a look at the Anglo Welsh fleet . the locks, steer the boat and plan your next stop. It is a www.canalrivertrust.org.uk. suggested route table on the following bases pages. fun, exciting experience for all the family to enjoy. These hubs provide connection to the Internet from This will give you an indication of how many hours aboard the boat – signal permitting – and allow you cruising it will take for your chosen destinations, to keep in touch whilst on holiday. They come with a allowing you to plan your time. limited amount of download so they are no substitute Refer to the key on each base page to help you plan for your home broadband; they work in a similar way to your trip. All routes are suitable for all holidaymakers, a smartphone so are at the mercy of signal strength, whether a novice or an experienced cruiser, except which of course depends on your location. the Bath to route where you’ll be cruising on Think of them more of a way to ‘check-in’ whilst you’re a tidal river. on holiday as opposed to being ‘fully connected’ How long is your holiday? After all, everyone deserves to get away from it all from time to time. We offer a complete range of holidays from three-night weekend breaks to four-night midweek get-aways, *Boats cruising from Silsden will NOT carry Wi-Fi one week, ten days, two weeks…the choice is yours! Cruises can start on Friday, Saturday, Monday or Tuesday, depending on your holiday. Electrical appliances Please see page 7 for information about Electrical appliances. Which boat is best for you? Our modern and spacious fleet provides a range of holiday accommodation to suit everyone. From cosy two-berths, spacious four-berths, six-berths for some extra family room and eight, nine, ten and twelve berths for bigger parties. Take a look at our Inside Story guide (pages 10 – 11) and boat layouts to help you select the best boat for you. Page 17 THE CITY OF BATH: ONE BASE WITH TWO WHARFS

BRAUNSTON 3 NORTON WELLINGBOROUGH Sydney Wharf 2 6 Brassknocker Basin 0 8 Braunston 6 23 1870m NENE 13 If that’s a bit soon for you to be NAPTON 6 En route east, enjoying the fresh air, From Bristol in the west, 11 7 5 Re-opened by Her Majesty stopping, then the natural hot STOCKTON 22 17 spotting dating kingfishers, listening to Reading in the east, this GAYTON the Queen in 1990, the springs and Thermae Spa, stunning 2 to the gentle wash of water against stretch of water will stretch 0 Kennet & Avon, Britain’s most architecture, great shopping, iconic Bilsworth STOKE the side of the boat, sipping on a Granary Museum 2800m BRUERNE your imagination and highlight attractions and bustling waterfront Claydon southerly canal is also one of cup of coffee, giving a friendly wave Bath & Monkton Combe BANBURY the diverse range of exciting restaurants will still be there on the KEY: our most popular waterways. to fellow boaters and forgetting Waterways 3 4 Museum unique experiences an Anglo way back! HOURS It will take you through some about the rest of the world. LOCKS G.UNION Welsh narrowboat holiday has Head further towards the setting sun AYNHO SOUTH OF of the country’s best-loved You might like to stop off at ENGLAND CIRCUIT 3 to offer – from simple weekend along the River Avon to Bristol. 3 LEIGHTON landscapes from the rolling Claverton Pumping Station, which BUZZARD cruises to wonderful weeks ‘Jump ship’ with your crew and visit S.OXFORD Pitstone Windmill Wiltshire Downs to lush and was quite a feat of engineering in its Bridge 123 5 Brunel’s masterpiece, the SS Great LOWER 11 time, and there’s also the fascinating and fabulous fortnights – HEYFORD leafy West Berkshire. AYLESBURY MARSWORTH Britain, or explore Bristol Zoo, the 6 5 ‘American Museum in Britain’, based we’re as flexible as you are! 10 16 Brassknocker Basin base is at the galleries, museums and parks and OXFORD 10 HEMEL at Claverton Manor – it’s a unique Bath makes a fantastic short 26 the mangroves, rockpools and exotic HEMPSTEAD end of the , collection and the only museum of OXFORD break destination. 10 just a short two-hour cruise from the waters of the new Blue Reef LECHLADE RIVER THAMES 11 M25 Americana outside the States. 11 6 26 centre of Bath, it has established The stunning Caen Hill Flight of Aquarium at the Harbourside. 4 itself as a favourite narrowboat locks on the Kennet & Avon Canal at CHILTERN HILLS holiday start point. Devizes is also a popular destination ABINGDON RIVER THAMES MARLOW 7 from our Bath base. Harbour, wharf, 7 With a fabulous rural setting just on Weekly Cruise Avon Valley LONDON 9 HENLEY M4 aqueduct, tunnel and lock – you Country Park 9 the City’s doorstep, our friendly to Great Bedwyn Poulteney ON THAMES Weir Heathrow 6 can encounter all of them en route Airport 12 and knowledgeable base team is Travel this route from only 10 MONKTON Pewsey BRISTOL 13 Crofton Steam BRENTFORD on a short break, weekly cruise or COMBE White Horse Pump Lock 60 ready to help with your holiday 7 NEWBURY ALDERMASTON READING Windsor Castle 9 RIVER AVON Caen Hill 10 6 10 12 6 £19.11pppn! longer excursion. 9 and ensure you make the Locks 18 4 2 BRADFORD HUNGERFORD 0 best of both worlds. Based on Forest class boat Bristol ON AVON 18 KENNET & AVON WEYBRIDGE 6 52 Head west from Sydney Wharf and in Airport 1 8 with 8 people sharing 0 Savernake SEEND DEVIZES 475m just 5 minutes you’ll reach the Visitor DUNDAS Claverton Moorings in the heart of the World BATH Pumping Station Heritage City of Bath. Suggested Routes Featured Routes Short Breaks Time Locks Route 1 : Short Break – Avoncliff Aquaduct Bath Top Lock RTN 4 Hours 0 Suggested Routes Enjoy one of the prettiest lock free canal stretches in England where you RTN 10 Mins 0 will leave the Roman city of Bath, pass through the tranquil Sydney Garden RTN 3 Hours 0 tunnels, through to Bathampton and onto Claverton. The next five km Short Breaks Time Locks provides the unique opportunity to traverse two aqueducts, the first being Fox Hangar Wharf RTN 19 Hours 16 Bath Top Lock RTN 10 Mins 0 Dundas followed by Avoncliff an hour later. Along the way, simply enjoy your Bath City Centre RTN 8 Hours 12 Dundas Aqueduct RTN 4 Hours 0 picnic and the vista of the Limpley Stoke Valley. Lock RTN 10 Hours 16 Avoncliff Aqueduct RTN 7 Hours 0 Route 2 : Weekly Cruise – Great Bedwyn Bristol Floating Harbour RTN 20 Hours 26 Fox Hangar Wharf RTN 21 Hours 16 Spend the week navigating one the most beautiful stretches of canal in the Weekly Cruises Bath City Centre RTN 4 Hours 12 UK. Starting in Bath, cruise past the Claverton water fed pumping station, Saltford Lock RTN 6 Hours 16 over the Dundas & Avoncliff aqueducts and stop off at the historic woollen Pewsey Wharf RTN 38 Hours 74 Bristol Floating Harbour RTN 16 Hours 26 town of Bradford on Avon. Continue through Hilperton, Semington & Seend Great Bedwyn RTN 50 Hours 102 until you reach one of the best wonders of the canal network – the Caen Hill Weekly Cruises flight. Experience the thrill of 27 locks! Cruise through to pretty Pewsey and 10 Days/14 Days on to Great Bedwyn before returning. Pewsey Wharf RTN 42 Hours 74 Newbury RTN 68 Hours 144 Great Bedwyn RTN 54 Hours 102 Route 3 : 14 Days – Reading Return Reading RTN 94 Hours 188 Built over 200 years by the renowned Victorian engineer John Rennie, this Hungerford RTN 58 Hours 122 10 Days/14 Days historic canal is crammed full of historic places to cruise, visit, see, eat & Newbury RTN 72 Hours 144 photograph. The Unesco heritage city of Bath, down the Limpley Stoke Reading RTN 98 Hours 188 Valley, Dundas aqueduct, Avoncliff aqueduct and the old woollen town of Need help or advice? Bradford on Avon. Keep on cruising into Devizes and the breathtaking site Hungerford RTN 62 Hours 122 of the Caen hill flight. Once you’ve mastered the 27 locks, keep cruising onto Pewsey, Great Bedwyn and onto Crofton. The canal continues through Call us on 0117 3041122 the Savernake forest near Newbury and finally arriving at Reading where it joins the mighty river Thames before your return. www.anglowelsh.co.uk Page 19 Airport TORKSEY The Boat PRESTON BROOK WHWHALEYALEY BRIDGBRIDGE Museum Preston Brook 1130m PEAK DISTRICT 4 Caldon WORKSOP 1 Bridge 147 Saltersford 390m NATIONAL PARK LINCOLN Barnton 520m 4 MACCLESFIELD 4 7 8 5 A1 2 CHESTER Anderton PENNINE Lift Bosley 12 locks MIDDLEWICH CIRCUIT M1 8 4 7 4 13 14 10 31 Little Morton hall

BARBRIDGE KIDSGROVE Caldon 9 NEWARK Pontcylite 2 17 Froghall 70m ((Too low foror nnoormalrmal navigvigationon)) AltonTowers Aquaduct LLANGOLLEN Churches 0 Theme Park South of England Circuit River Thames, South MaOxnfsioornd Canal, Routes: Waterways: Harecastle Frogoghall WWhaharf Routes: WarwickshiRiver Trreen Ring,t EastN eMidlandswark Castle Waterways: , Grand Union Canal 2670m LANGLEY MILL London’s Waterw15 ay s Ring, South of9 England Circuit 13 27 STOKE ETRURIA 6 2 5 19 FROGHALL P9 N7 LLANGOLLEN 0 2 Whitehouse 175m Chick 420m M6 Trent & Mersey 7 15 NOTTINGHAM 1 MARKET 0 Ellesmere 87m DRAYTON 5 Wedgwood 3 Chirk FRANKTON ELLESMERE Visitor Centre Castle 1 FOUR COUNTIES East Midlands 5 RING Airport PERRY AQUEDUCT 9 SAWLEY 18 12 4 18 0 Short BSreHaksRO PSHIR E Approx Hrs Locks QUEENS HEAD Lechlade Return 18 14 Sardlow WALES WallingforUd NION Return 18 9 22 Clordcklo wMill 12 Trent & Mersey Oxford Return STA6FF ORD 8 5 ock Mill Lower Heyford Return 18 28 6 11 A5 Cowley 18 74m Shugborough 1 1 Hall 1 8 Weekly Cruises FRAADLDLEEY 5 SNARESTONE M1 Henley Return 232 38 Museum of Technology Banbury Return 30 42 Drayton Manor RESTONE Museum of Technology Staffs & Worcester Theme Park EAST MIDLANDS LEICESTER 4 MONTGOMERY 0 EASTCI MRIDCLUAITNDS LEICESTER BLACK COUNTRY COVENTRY 11 London Return 70 72 CIRCUIT 24 RING 1 1 ALDERSLEY M6 FAZELEY 24 ASHBY LEICS from Oxford and our Booking Team will let you know all 7the details when you call. Y 18 BBHHAMAM & FAZELEY ASHBY LEICS Saddington S8a05ddmington Batch Locks Curdswellell 9 805m BIRMINGHAM52m 13 7 The 0 BIRMINGHAM 7 NORTH KILWORTH is currently undergoing Staffs & Worcester WARWICKSHIRE 0 NEWTOWN restoration M69 Foxton Museum FOXTON RING Foxton Museum FOXTON MARSTON 1 Foxton Lock 2 STOURTON 0 STOURPORT 1 HFuosxbtaonnds L ock 5 20 6 Edgbaston H0 AWKESBURY 10 0 13RING Birmingham Bosworth 5 MARKET 96m Brananddwood 2 HAWKESBURY 10H7u0smbands 1 0 Cookley 60m KINGS NORTON 320m Airport 0 Bosworth HAMRBAROKRETOUGH COVENTRY 1 070m 1 HARBOROUGH 7 1 Wast Hill 2495m 11 1 WELFORD Shortwood OXFORD 8 1 WELFORD M5 4 530m STRATTFOFORD Coventry 8 6 4 OXFORD y 67 8 Cathedral al Newbold 7 Shortwood 19 230Newmbold STOURPORT 560m KKIINGSNGSWOOOOD Shrewley 210m 230m CriCricckk 14001 400mm Warwick BRAUNSTON 18 6 wick 3 WELLINGBOROUGH 58 7 Castle BRAUNSTON 36 NORTON 18 23 le 2 NORTON WELLINGBOROUGH 5 20 6 8 Braunston 6 DROITWICH 3 WORCS & BHAM 23 0 Braunston 8 1870m NENE 6 13 RING WARWICK 23 NAPTON1870m 6 13 In the other direction, and just NAPTON 6 Worcester Cathedral STRATFORD G.UNION 11 7 5 NENE Meander through classic, 7 5 6 UPON AVON G.UNION 2121 17 NENE Oxford 17 NORTHAMPTON 3 hours south of the base,W you’llORCES TER Dunhall 210m 17 STOCKTON 22 NORTHAMPTON unspoilt scenery on the canal 0 reach ‘The City of Dreaming Spires’ RIVER AVON GAYTON GAYTON AVON 8 STOCKTON 2 and slow-flowing stretches 6 10 20 1 0 where ancient, modern, classic and RING STOKE Royal Shakespeare Bilsworth STOKE of the Thames and choose Granary Museum Bilsworth BRUERNE contemporary come together. Theatre 22880000mm BRUERNE GClranydoaryn Museum 10 Claydon your cruise to a picturesque 7 BANBURY 11 M1 Oxford offers something for everyone BANBURY 14 M50 South Cotswold Town, a world WWataetrewrwayasys and is the perfect place to moor up 3 4 MMuusesuemum famous centre of learning and explore. Tewkesbury Abbey G.UNION AYNHO G.UNION or the bright lights and 24/7 4 KEY: AYNHO SSOOUUTTHH O FOF A longer two week return cruise to 1 EENGNGLALNANDD CI RCICURICTUIT bustle of our capital city. HOURS 3 LEIGHTON the east for the more adventurous COTSWOLD HILLS 3 LEIGHTON LOCKS BUBUZZZZARARD D Peace. Quiet. Quaintness. Lechlade will get you to London and back S..OOXXFORFORDD PPitsitstotnone eW Wiindndmimilll l GLOUCESTER LOWER BBridridgeg e12 123 3 5 5 LOWER 1111 is a couple of days leisurely cruising through peaceful countryside, past HEYFORD National Waterways Museum HEYFORD to the west of the base - the highest AAYYLESBULESBURYRY MMARASRSWOWROTHRTH Reading, Henley and Windsor to the 6 M40 5 5 1616 6 10 town to which the Thames is 2 leading edge of 21st century urban OXFORD 1010 HEHMEEMLEL 2626 navigable. You’ll find St John’s Lock life. It’s a journey through time, so HEHMEPMPSTESATDEAD with its statue of Old Father Thames Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust OCITYXXFFORO ROFDD OXFORD take your time to take it all in. 1010 Suggested Routes 1111 LECHLECHLLADE RIVERRIVER TTHAMHAMESES MM225 5 overlooking the water and the bridge 11 11 SHARPNESS 6 26 26 where poet Shelley composed 4 M4 M5 Short Breaks Time Locks ‘A Summer Evening Churchyard" OXFORD CCHIHILTLETERRN HNI LHILLLS S ABINGDON Lechlade RTN cturesque Cot18s wHoursold t own 14of Idyllic Britain. AABINGBINGDDOONN M4 RRIVIVEER RT HTAHAMEMES S Wallingford RTN 18 Hours 22 MMARALROLWOW se is a perfect start point for a range 77 The perfect place to moor up for a 7 LONDON Oxford RTNevels of experien ce and7 Hoursend e avour!8 Avon Valley WALLINGFORD M4 9 HENLEY M4 family picnic, or for the grown ups to Country Park 9 Lower Heyford RTN 18 Hours 28 Poulteney ON THAMES Weir MONKTON COMBE Heathrow 6 enjoy a riverside pub lunch. Airport 12 west towards Bath and on to Bristol for culture 10 Pewsey Crofton Steam Weekly Cruises BRISTOL 13 BRENTFORD rapy or you can h ead east for in White Horse Pump Lock 60 READING 7 NEWBURY ALDERMASTON READING Windsor Castle 9 Henley RTN 32 Hours 38 RIVER AVON Caen Hill 10 6 10 real adventure – both just a gentle cruise away Locks 9 12 6 18 4 Banbury RTN 30 Hours 42 2 ORD requiring a sense of adventure and ba gs. Bags? In 0 BRADFORD HUNGERFORD Bristol ON AVON 18 KENNET & AVON WEYBRIDGE 6 52 your purchases and in D evizes, ba gs of Airport 1 8 Savernake 0 SEEND 10 Days/14 Days DEVIZES 475m rgy! DUNDAS Claverton London RTN 70 Hours 72 BATH Pumping Station you hePleasead o , noteyou mightthat there li ke is t oan explo additionalre the chargeeclectic for mix g t tes cruisingeval, T udoon ther, Geo canalsrgian when and youIndustrial set off Rfromevolution Oxford tecture andand the our Tithe Booking Barn Team is w willorth let a youvisit know – you all might the Short Breaks Approx Hrs Locks details when you call. Featured RoutesBath Top Lock Return 12 2 recognize it as it ’s been u sed f set on many o ccasions. Fox Hanger Wharf Return 15 14 Route 1 : Short Break – LechladeBath City Centre Return 14 14 So, eastwards will take you through some of Wiltshire’s best Saltford Lock Return 22 16 A popular short break for groups of all sizes. Not too taxing scenery towards the his toric, pretty market town of Devizes with 14 locks out and back , withBris a tdelightfulol Floating Cotswold Return 24 28 Weekly Cruise village at the midpoint, where DavidHarbour Walliams started his and the flight of 29 Caen Hill locks,to Henleyrising 235ft onand takingThames courageous charity swim. around 5-6 hours to do. Locks may seem a bit daunting a Weekly Cruises Travel this route from only Pewsey Wharf Return 34 72 but they’re easy once you’ve gone through y Route 2 : Weekly Cruise – HenleyGreat Bedwyn on Thames Return 46 100 there’s often an app reciative audien ce ready to applaud! Head south to the home of quintessentialHungerford English riverfolk!Return 54 120 £13.99pppn! home of the famous rowing and boating regattas. A leisurely Based on Constellation class boat 10 D ays / 14 Days Travelling th rough the h eart of an ancient land scape, pa ssing cruise allowing for plenty of time to recharge your batteries. with 12 people sharing Newbury Return 64 1 42 close to the Avebury S tones, you can wind your way onwards Reading Return 90 186 Route 3 : 14 Days – London Return to Hungerford, Newbury and R eading on a lon ger cruise. Another of those ‘once in a lifetime’Please no cruises.te the Kennet Take and A vinon Canalall the has a high number of swivel bridges, which take additional time to get through. We’ve included th at extra time in the delights of Henley, Reading andestim alla toured cruising bristling times ab capitalove. has to offer – something for everyone.

www.anglowelsh.co.uk | Tel: 0117 304 1 1 22 19 Need help or advice? Call us on 0117 3041122 www.anglowelsh.co.uk Page 21 17 Froghall 70m NEWARK 2 (Too low for normal navigation) AltonTowers Churches 0 ThemRoue Parktes: Avon, Warwickshire, Waterways: Worcester and Birmingham Canal, LLANGOLLEN Mansion Harecastle Froghall Wharf River Trent Newark CastlStafe fordshire and Worcester Canal, Grand Union 2670m LA NGLEY MILBlackL Country, Stourport 15 9 Canal, North Stratford Canal, , 13 27 STOKE ETRURIA P4 N2 6 19 FROGHALL Dudley Canals, River Severn, Black Country

M6 Trent & Mersey 7 NOTTINGHAM Navigations, Newly Restored . MARKET 15 Ellesmere 87m 5 DRAYTON Wedgwood 3 FOUR COUNTIES Visitor Centre East Midlands RING Airport PERRY AQUEDUCT 9 SAWLEY 18 12 18 WOOTTON WAWEN SHROPSHIRE Shardlow UNION 9 Clock Mill 12 Trent & Mersey STAFFORD 5 6 11 A5 Cowley 18 74m Shugborough Hall following day – there are plenty FRADLEY M1 Our base at Wootton Wawen 5 SNARESTONE Museum of 2 of excellent traditional ale houses Drayton Manor Technology is in the top two booking Sta s & Worcester Theme Park EAST MIDLANDS LEICESTER to sup and feed! This awesome 4 0 CIRCUIT

bases every year and looking Waootton Wawen combination makes Stratford upon BLACK COUNTRY 11 RING 24 at its location you can see Avon one of the most popular Visitor M6 FAZELEY COVENTRY ALDERSLEY ASHBY LEICS 7 BHAM & FAZELEY why! Perfectly sited for destinations in the UK, but if you’re 18 Saddington BIRMINGHAM 805m hungry for more, you can buy a Bratch Locks Curdworth 9 Birmingham, Stratford upon 52m 13 7 0 Birmingham Avon, locks, aqueducts, licence and lock down onto the River Sta s & Worcester WARWICKSHIRE Foxton Museum FOXTON culture, shopping – it’s got Avon, cruising further southwards MARSTON 1 Foxton Lock 2 through idyllic countryside to STOURTON RING 0 0 Edgbaston 5 it all! 6 HAWKESBURY Husbands 10 Evesham and Tewkesbury. 13 96m Birmingham Cookley 60m Brandwood 2 Bosworth Airport 1070m Cruising to Stratford upon Avon KINGS NORTON 320m 0 MARKET Heading north from Wootton Wawen Birmingham COVENTRY 1 Wast Hill 2495m 7 1 HARBOROUGH is a firm favourite from Wootton, Mini Ring 11 and you’ll be heading for the bright 8 STRATFORD 4 combining a lovely stretch of canal Shortwood Coventry 6 city lights of Birmingham. Whilst the TARDEBIGGE Cathedral Crick 7 WELFORD 560m 8 Newbold and the best that Shakespeare has to 19 1400m shops and restaurants are fantastic, STOURPORT 230m offer. Heading south on the Stratford- M5 KINGSWOOD Shrewley 210m NORTON don’t miss the hidden gem of Tardebigge Warwick 18 530m 6 BRAUNSTON 3 upon-Avon Canal, you will cross the 58 7 Castle 6 WELLINGBOROUGH 18 23 2 Birmingham’s history, only seen and 5 0 Braunston DROITWICH 8 6 Edstone Aqueduct, at 475 feet 3 23 1870m truly appreciated from the canals. 13 RING WARWICK NAPTON 6 (145 m), Edstone is the longest STRATFORD 7 5 The Symphony Hall, The National Worcester Cathedral G.UNION 11 NENE WORCS & BHAM 6 UPON AVON 22 17 aqueduct in England. WORCESTER 17 NORTHAMPTON Indoor Arena, The Sealife Centre, Dunhamstead 210m RIVER AVON This beautiful town, home of The The Jewellery Quarter, Chinatown – 8 OXFORD GAYTON 2 6 10 0 something for everyone all in 1 Royal Shakespeare Company, set on AVON STOCKTON STOKE Royal Shakespeare Granary Museum Bilsworth the banks of the River Avon where one place. RING Theatre 2800m BRUERNE RIVER SEVERN Claydon you can moor up your Anglo Welsh 10 EVESHAM If the bustling City is not your 7 WOOTTON WAWEN BANBURY 11 M1 ‘floating hotel’ right in the centre of 14 thing, then keep it rural by heading M50 Waterways town and soak up the history and 3 onto The Grand Union Canal at 4 Museum culture of a bygone era….Once in TEWKESBURY Kingswood Junction. Cruise down Tewkesbury Abbey G.UNION a lifetime is just not enough! It’s AYNHO to historic Warwick and its famous 4 SOUTH OF a steady six-hours cruising form 1 ENGLAND CIRCUIT castle and tackle the (in)famous 3 Wootton Wawen, so we suggest you 3 LEIGHTON Hatton Flight of locks for a real COTSWOLD HILLS spend your first night at Wilmcote Narrowboating treat. KEY: Suggested Routes and aim to embrace historical HOURS Stratford around lunchtime the LOCKS Short Breaks Time Locks Stratford RTN 12 Hours 34 Hatton RTN 16 Hours 34

Weekly Cruises Stratford & Warwick RTN both ways 38 Hours 114 Stratford & Birmingham RTN both ways 46 Hours 106 Warwick & Birmingham RTN 46 Hours 118 Featured Routes Birmingham Mini RING 35 Hours 83 Short Break Route 1 : Short Break – Stratford 10 Days/14 Days Cruise to Stratford Who could resist drinking in all that culture? Birmingham/Napton RTN 64 Hours 164 Travel this route from only A hugely popular short break and a great value 59 Hours 128 for money floating hotel! Avon RING 58 Hours 131 £17.19pppn! Based on Emperor class boat Route 2 : Weekly Cruise – Stratford and Warwick with 12 people sharing You will need to do some cruising on this twin city break – at least there are plenty of canalside hostelries to reward your hard work each night! Need help or advice? Route 3 : 14 Days – Avon Ring Call us on 0117 3041122 Not too heavy over a fortnight, this idyllic ring takes in some glorious countryside and some jaw-droppingly beautiful towns – a real treat. www.anglowelsh.co.uk Page 23 M6 Trent & Mersey 7 NOTTINGHAM MARKET 15 5 DRAYTON Wedgwood 3 FOUR COUNTIES Visitor Centre East Midlands RING Airport 9 SAWLEY 18 12 18 TARDEBIGGE SHROPSHIRE Shardlow UNION 9 Clock Mill 12 Trent & Mersey STAFFORD 5 6 11 Cowley 18 74m Shugborough Hall FRADLEY There are short breaks to suit all 5 SNARESTONE Museum of Our Tardebigge base enjoys 2 tastes. Moor in the heart of the ‘City Drayton Manor Technology an idyllic setting in rural Sta s & Worcester Theme Park EAST MIDLANDS LEICESTER Tardebigge of Canals’ (no, not Venice, that would 4 0 CIRCUIT Worcestershire, the perfect BLACK COUNTRY 11 be a stretch even for a two-week RING 24 FAZELEY COVENTRY start to a leisurely cruise cruise) but Birmingham - vibrant, ALDERSLEY ASHBY LEICS 7 BHAM & FAZELEY 18 Saddington around stunning Shakespeare cosmopolitan, family friendly, buzzing BIRMINGHAM 805m Bratch Locks Curdworth 9 52m 13 7 Country, with its unique blend with great shops, restaurants, theatre, 0 arts and music. WARWICKSHIRE Foxton Museum FOXTON of lush, wild countryside and Sta s & Worcester STOURPORT Black Country Museum RING RING MARSTON 1 Foxton Lock 2 cultivated rural landscape. Or are you looking to escape city STOURTON 0 0 Edgbaston 5 6 HAWKESBURY Husbands 10 life? Head for Lapworth on 13 96m Birmingham Bosworth Ideal for first-timers and seasoned Cookley 60m Brandwood 2 KINGS NORTON 320m Airport 0 1070m MARKET Birmingham COVENTRY 1 boaters alike, you can relax and The Stratford Canal; a gorgeous Wast Hill 2495m 7 1 HARBOROUGH Mini Ring 11 TARDEBIGGE 8 enjoy the outstanding natural beauty rural cruise with plenty of pubs STRATFORD 4 Shortwood Coventry 6 Cathedral Crick 7 WELFORD of the “Heart of England”. Take your serving great food, giving you a 560m 8 Newbold 1400m 19 230m STOURPORT Shrewley 210m time on gentle ‘there-and-back’ welcome break from the galley. Droitwich Canals KINGSWOOD NORTON Tardebigge Warwick 18 530m 6 BRAUNSTON 3 cruises to Stratford upon Avon, 58 7 Castle 6 This is the base of choice for holidays 18 23 2 Warwick or Worcester. DROITWICH 5 8 0 Braunston of 10 – 14 days – it offers a huge 3 23 1870m Short Break Cruise to RING WARWICK NAPTON 6 Worcester Cathedral STRATFORD G.UNION 7 5 Or try the Stourport Ring - fantastic selection of destinations and 11 Black Country Museum WORCS & BHAM 6 UPON AVON 22 17 WORCESTER 17 Travel this route from only mix of all things boating - locks, attractions for parties of all sizes Dunhamstead 210m RIVER AVON GAYTON tunnels, canals and even a short river and levels of experience. That said 8 STOCKTON 2 6 10 0 £20.28pppn! 1 section; from the historic Gas Street whatever length of break you have AVON STOKE Based on Church class boat Royal Shakespeare Granary Museum Bilsworth Basin in Birmingham to idyllic spots time for, be assured Tardebigge RING Theatre 2800m BRUERNE with 9 people sharing RIVER SEVERN Claydon has some great options, and where 10 EVESHAM in the middle of nowhere! With some 7 BANBURY 11 great attractions to stop off and see better to start your cruise than ‘The 14 Waterways 3 along the way. Heart of England’. 4 Museum TEWKESBURY Tewkesbury Abbey WOOTTON WAWEN KEY: AYNHO Suggested Routes 4 HOURS SOUTH OF 1 ENGLAND CIRCUIT LOCKS 3 Short Breaks Time Locks Lapworth RTN 14 Hours 0 Kingswood RTN 20 Hours 38 Black Country Museum RTN 16 Hours 6 Birmingham RTN 10 Hours 0

Midweek Break or longer Droitwich RING 30 Hours 117 Birmingham Mini RING 27 Hours 49

Featured Routes Weekly Cruises Route 1 : Short Break – Black Country Museum Return Stratford RTN 40 Hours 108 Take in the cosmopolitan atmosphere of central Birmingham and cruise on to the award winning Warwick RTN 38 Hours 82 Black Country Museum for a feel of the area in days gone by. It’s worth a walk to “The Pie Factory” Worcester RTN 30 Hours 112 – an interesting pub with its ‘Desperate Dan’ cowhorn pies! Stourport RING 44 Hours 118 Route 2 : Weekly Cruise – Stratford Return Black Country RING 45 Hours 79 Our most popular out and back cruise through lovely Warwickshire along the beautiful Stratford canal, with its barrel roofed cottages and stunning countryside. There are some great pubs along 10 Days/14 Days this route, should you want a break from the galley. Stratford will of course be the highlight of the Warwickshire RING 62 Hours 125 week. (Customers wishing to do a little less cruising can always stop at Wilmcote and catch a bus or train to Stratford. This saves about eight hours and 32 locks off the longer route. Avon RING 58 Hours 131 Route 3 : 14 Days – Warwickshire Ring An almost totally rural route passing through some wonderful landmarks such as Warwick Castle, Leamington Need help or advice? Spa, Hatton Locks, Braunston, Drayton Manor Park and the cosmopolitan Gas Street Basin in the heart of Birmingham to name but a few. A two week holiday would allow for a peaceful five hours cruising per day. Call us on 0117 3041122 www.anglowelsh.co.uk Page 25 Where do we start from?

SKIPSKIPTON Skipton Castle 12 22 A1 LEEDS & 15 LIVERPOOL Foulridge 1500m 29 LEEDS Routes: Four Counties, Black Country, Waterways: Trent & Mersey Canal, Staffordshire & SELBY Grand Union Canal, Oxford Canal BURNLEY Selby Abbey Waterways: Worcester Canal, Caldon Canal, Shropshire Union East Midlands, Pennine Circuit 6 5 Weavers Triangle 7 4 Canal 11 Bridge 129 3 N7 13 3 P3 P7 P5 P8 SOWERBY BRBRIIDGE Calder & Hebble CASTLEFORD CHORLEY 5 15 12 M62 N4 N3 N5 N1 28 4 KNOTTINGLEY 2 TARLETON Rochdochdale SYKEHOUSE CCaannaal COOPER BRIDGE 7 (U(Undnder Staniforth M6 21 3 2 4 Restoration) 9 1 LEEDS & 8 & Keadby N7 LIVERPOOL Wigan Flight 6 HUDDERSFIELD P64 KEADBY BURSCOUGH 5 BRAMWITH 6 Museum of Hudderseld IRISH SEA WIGAN MMAANCHENCHESTER Science & Narrow Sheeld & M180 Industry (Under M1 15 5 South Yorkshire 16 0 8 Leigh Restoration) 0 Rochdale GREAT HAYWOOD Wigan 8 DUKDUKININFIFIEELD Heritage 27 Drakeholes Centre 6 LIVERPOOL STRETFORD 16 140m WEST STOCKWITH Manchester Ship MarplMarplee flight 11 7 MAMARRPLE 15 5 Bridgewater 0 0

2 SHEFFIELD peace and quiet this is the canal for Manchester 0 Chestereld Shortly after leaving the ELLESMERE PORT 4 you. A short walk from the canal is Airport 0 TORKSEY The Boat PRESTON BROOK WHALEY BRIDGE base, a fifteen minute cruise Museum PEAK DISTRICT the Flint Mill and Churnet Valley Preston Brook 1130m 4 Bridge 147 Saltersford 390m NATIONAL PARK WORKSOP 1 LINCOLN Great Haywood away on the Staffordshire Barnton 520m Railway with themed weekends great4 MACCLESFCLESFIIEELLD 4 7 CHESHIRE RING 8 and Worcestershire Canal is for adults and children alike, and 5 KEY: A1 2 Anderton PENNINE CHESTER Lift Bosley 12 locckks the beautiful Tixal Wide, this dog friendly. MIDDLEWICH CIHOURSRCUIT M1 8 4 7 LOCKS 4 13 amazing expanse of water 14 10 Head south and you are immediately 31 Littltlee MoMorton haalll is home to an abundance of passing the grounds of Shugborough BARBRIDGE Caldon KIDSGROVE 9 Pontcylite 17 Froghall 70m NEWARK wildlife and the perfect last Hall, five minutes walk from the base, 2 (Too low for normal navigation) AltonTowers Aquaduct Churches 0 Theme Park LLANGOLLEN Mansion the former home of Lord Lichfield, Harecastle Froghall Wharf River Trent Newark Castle night mooring for your holiday. 2670m LANGLEY MILL 15 9 13 27 STOKE ETRURIA 6 through the market town2 of5 Rugeley, 19 FROGHALL The canal then continues through LLANGOLLEN 0 2 the canal meanders throughWh theitehou se 175m Chick 420m M6 Treentnt & MMerersey 7 NOTTINGHAM idilic villages and towns, through 15 Trent Valley towards the famous 1 MARKET 0 Ellesmere 87m DRAYTON Wededggwood 5 Bratch locks, towards Stourport, Chirk 3 FRANKTON ELLESMERE Visitor Cententre Fradley Junction, continueCastle on the1 FOUR COUNTIES East Midlands passing Kinver Edge with its rock 5 RING Airport PERRY AQUEDUCT 9 SAWLEY Trent and Mersey to the picturesque 18 12 houses, well worth a visit, and only 4 GREAT HAYWOOD 18 village of Alrewas and further on0 to SHROPSHIRE Sardlow a short walk from the canal, and WALES QUEENS HEAD UNION 9 Clock Mill Burton, brewery capital, and the Bass 12 Trent & Mersey plenty of longer walks for the more STAFFORD 5 Museum. Or turn right at Fradley A5 6 11 Suggested Routes Cowley Shugboroougugh 18 adventurous. The Staffordshire and 74m Junction towards Fazeley, a four hour Hall FRADLEY 5 SNARESTONE Museum of Technology Worcestershire is a beautiful canal 2 Short Breaks Approx Hrs Locks lock free cruise. Drayton Manor Short Breaks Time Locks with many attractions and many StSta sa s & Worceesster Theme Park EAST MIDLANDS LEICESTER Foxton Return 10 20 4 MarStoneket Harbo RTNrough Return 14 10 Hours20 8 MONTGOMERY BLACK COUNTOUNTRY 0 CIRCUIT canal side pubs. 11 Norton Junction Return 14 14 RING COVENTRY 24 Fradley RTN 12 Hours 10 ALDERSLEY FAZELEY LEICS 7 ASHBY Head north on the Trent and Mersey 18 BHAM & FAZELEY Saddington BIRMINGHAM 805m Batch Locks BIRMINGHAM Curdworth 9 WeeklyWeekly Cruises Cruises and you go through the busy town 52m 13 7 Rugby Return 26 32 The Montgomery Canal 0 Market Drayton RTN 38 Hours 38 is currently undergoing M69 Coventry Return 38 34 of Stone with plenty of shops, bars, restoration Sta s & Worcester WARWICKSHIRE Foxton Museum FOXTON STOCKTON NEWTOWN RING Stok4e CountiesBruerne RINGReturn 28 55 Hours28 94 STOOUURPORPORT MARSTON and restaurants, leading onto the STOURTON 1 Foxton Lock 2 Approx Hrs Locks RING 0 5 0 Caldon RTN 40 Hours 70 6 HAWKESBURY Husbands 10 Potteries, at Etruria you can turn right Stone Return 10 8 13 Edgbaston Birmingham 96m Brandwood 2 Bosworth MARKET Airport 1070m 10 DBlackays / 14 Country Days RING 45 Hours 79 Fradley Return 12 10Cookley 60m KKIINNGS NORTON 320m 0 HARBOROUGH onto the Caldon canal, taking in its COVENTRY 1 Oxford Return 68 104 Waste Hill Hill 2495 2495mm 7 OXFORD 1 11 WELFORD Drayton Manor RTN 25 Hours 10 Shortwood 8 East Midlands Ring Ring 71 101 magnificent scenery, if you want M5 STRATFORD 4 530m Coventry 6 Warwickshire Ring Ring 67 120 Cathedral 7 Weekly Cruises 8 Newbold Shortwood 19 230m Crick 10 Days/14 Days Market Drayton Return 38 STOUR38PORT 560m KINGSWOOD Shrewley 210m 1400m 4 Counties Ring 55 94 Warwick 4 Counties RING 55 Hours 94 18 6 BRAUNSTON 3 58 7 Castle 6 NORTON WELLINGBOROUGH Caldon Return 40 35 18 23 2 5 8 0 Braunston 4 Counties RING and Caldon 73 Hours 128 DROITWICH 3 6 Black Country Ring 45 79 WORCS & BHBHAAM 23 1870m 13 RING WARWICK NAPTON 6 Drayton Manor Return 25 10 7 Worcester Cathedral STRATFORD G.UNION 11 5 NENE 6 UPON AVON 22 17 WORCESTER DunhDunhall 210m 17 NORTHAMPTON M40 RIVER AVON STOCKTON GAYTON 10 Days / 14 Days AVON 8 OXFORD 2 6 10 0 4 Counties Ring 55 94 1 RING Bilsworth STOKE Weekly Cruise Featured Routes Royal Shakespeare Granary Museum 4 Counties & Caldon Ring 73 128 Theatre 2800m BRUERNE RIVER SEVERN Claydon to Market Drayton 10 EVESHAM M1 Route 1 : Short Break – Fradley/Fazeley/Alrewas 7 BANBURY 11 Travel this route from only M50 14 Head south on the Trent & Mersey canal past the grounds of Shugborough Hall (Lord Waterways 3 Lichfield’s former home), the canal meanders through the Trent Valley with numerous canalside 4 Museum TEWKESBURY £26.96pppn! pubs along its route. Three locks descend into the charming Fradley junction. A right turn Tewkesbury Abbey G.UNION AYNHO takes you onto the which is lock free all the way to Fazeley. Or continue 4 SOUTH OF Based on Weir class boat 1 through the locks at Fradley Junction the canal takes you towards Alrewas, a beautiful village ENGLAND CIRCUIT with 4 people sharing with lovely pubs. Route 2 : Weekly Cruise – Kinver Cruise the picturesque Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal through villages and towns towards Stourport, countryside and canal side pubs aplenty, stop off in Kinver and visit the Rock Houses, just a short walk from the town centre. Route 3 : 14 days – 4 Counties Ring and Caldon The inland waterway’s most popular ring, giving a lively mix of locks and level cruising. Need help or advice? The ring features the famous 2670 metre Harecastle Tunnel, Wedgewood Pottery Visitor Centre and the Cheshire Locks also known as “Heartbreak Hill”. Call us on 0117 3041122 The Caldon Branch splits into two arms, one heads towards Leek, the other drops into the Churnet Valley and joins the river at Froghall. www.anglowelsh.co.uk Page 27 Where do Whewe straer dt ofr omwe ?start from?

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What’s more, it's Manchester Ship Marple flight Marple flight 7 our base set within the heart Bridgewater 0 7 MARPLE MARPLE completely free to visit! Bridgewater 0 2 Manchester 0 2 of rural Cheshire, next to ELLESMERE PORT ELLESMERE PORT M56 4 Manchester 0 Airport 0 M56 4 Carry on cruising further north Airport 0 The Boat the well-known Bunbury The Boat PRESTON BROOK PRESTON BROOK Museum Preston Brook 1130m PEAK DISTRICT again and you’ll reach Ellesmere Museum Preston Brook 1130m WHALEY BRIDGE PEAK DISTRICT Bridge 147 Saltersford 390m WHALEYN BRAIDTIONALGE PARK Staircase Lock. Bridge 147 Saltersford 390m NATIONAL PARK Port, where the history of the canals Barnton 520m Barnton 520m 4 MACCLESFIELD 4 4 MACCLESFIELD 4 7 CHESHIRE RING began. Or take the Shropshire Union 5 7 CHESHIRE RING There’s a choice of short and long Anderton 5 PENNINE CHESTER Anderton Bosley 12 locks PENNINE LiftCHESTER Lift Bosley 12 locks CIRCUIT breaks, which will take in the glorious Canal (the ‘Shroppie’) south with MIDDLEWICH MIDDLEWICH CIRCUIT 4 7 8 4 7 not a city in sight; bear off down the 14 8 4 13 English countryside through Cheshire 14 10 4 13 31 Little Mo10rton hall TREVOR TREVOR 31 Little Morton hall and Shropshire or even the delights Middlewich Branch and cruise to the BARBRIDGE BARBRIDGCalE don KIDSGROVE 9 Caldon BUNBURY KIDSGROVE 9 of North Wales. world famous . BUNBURY 2 17 Froghall 70m Froghall 70m 0 2 (Too low for normal navig17 ation) Churches Churches 0 (Too low for normal navigation) Pontcysyllte Pontcysyllte Mansion Aqueduct Harecastle Mansion Froghall Wharf It’s the world’s first working boat Aqueduct 2670m Harecastle Froghall Wharf Cruising north you’ll be heading for 15 2670m 13 27 S15TOKE ETRURIA 2 5 19 13 27 ETRURIA lift. Time travel through the unique 0 2 5 19 FRSOGHTOKEALL Chester – old enough to make your LLANGOLLEN 2 0 FROGHALL LLANGWOhiLLEtehNouse 175m 2 WhitehoLuLseA 1N75GOm LLEN LLANGOLLENM6 spine tingle, yet young enough in structure on board the Edwin Chirk 420m Chirk 420m Trent & MerMse6y Trent & Mersey 1 MARKET MARKET 0 Ellesmere 87m1 spirit to be effortlessly fashionable. Clark trip boat, journeying between 0 DRAYTOEllesmN ere 87m DRAYTON Wedgwood Wedgwood FRANKTON Visitor Centre 1 ELLESMFRAERENKTON ELLESMERE FOUR COUNTIES Visitor Centre 5 1 FOUR COUNTIES Small enough to explore easily on the and the Trent & Chirk Chirk 5 RING Castle PERRY AQUEDUCT RIN9 G Castle PERRY AQUEDUCT 18 9 18 Mersey Canal high above. 4 foot, but big enough to be 0 4 0 SHROPSHIRE SHROPSHIRE wonderfully cosmopolitan. WALES QUEENS HEAD UNION With an additional seven miles of WALES QUEENS HEAD UNION 9 12 9 Trent & Mersey Trent & Mersey 5 12 STAFFORD 6 5 STAFFORD 6 They are big on river culture here, The Montgomery Canal also recently Cowley 74m CoSwhleuygborough Shugborough 74mHall restored, a cruise along ‘The Monty’ GREATFRAD HAYWOODLEY Hall FRADLEY so you’ll find you’ll be catered for 5 GREAT HAYWOOD 2 5 KEY: 2 Drayton Manor Weekly Cruise to impeccably with a host of high is a must for conservation and wildlife Sta s & Worcester Drayton Manor Sta s & WoTrhecesmtee Prark Theme Park Chester & Ellesmere Port HOURS 4 enthusiasts. With its ‘Site of Special 0 4 quality bars and restaurants. MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY BLACK COUNTRY 0 LOCKS BLACK COUNTRY Travel this route from only Scientific Interest’ and “Special RING RING ALDERSLEY MA6LDERSLEY FAMZEL6EY FAZELEY And of course, you can always take 7 18 7 Area of Conservation in Wales” 18BHAM & FAZELEY BHAM & FAZELEY your little monkeys to wonderful Bratch Locks BratchBIRMINGHA Locks M CurBIRMINGHAdswell M Curdswell £19.11pppn! awards, this canal is cherished for 52m 52m The Montgomery Canal The Montgomery Canal Chester Zoo! The near by Ice Cream is currently undergoing is currently undergoing Sta s & Worcester WARWICKSHIRE Based on Star class boat its exceptional beauty. restoration Sta s & Worcester WARWICKSHIRE NEWTOWN NEWTOWN restoration RING Farm at Newton by Tattenhall is also STOURPORT STOURPORT RING with 8 people sharing STOURTON RINSGTOURTON 6 RING 13 Edgebaston 6 13 EdgebasBirmiton ngham 96m Brandwood 7 Brandwood Birmingham Cookley 60m 320m 96m Airport A7irport KINGSCoo NOkleRyT 60OmN KINGS NOAsRTO seenN 320 m on ITV's 'Home Fires' Suggested Routes

Short Breaks Time Locks Featured Routes Chester RTN 14 Hours 18 Whitchurch RTN 18 Hours 40 Route 1 : Short Break – Chester and Ellesmere Port Return Anderton Boat Lift RTN 18 Hours 20 30 miles, 24 locks and approx 6-8 cruising hours per day. Heading north from the base on the Shropshire Union, towards the historic city of Chester. There’s plenty to see on the way as Weekly Cruises you pass through the rolling Cheshire landscape, including the famous “Cheshire Ice Cream Farm” at Tattenhall and also “The Crocky Trail” - two great favourites with kids of all ages! Llangollen RTN 44 Hours 46 58 Hours 96 Route 2 : Weekly Cruise – Llangollen Return Caldon Canal RTN 48 Hours 104 After Hurleston Junction, turn right onto the most popular canal in Britain – the Llangollen. Macclesfield RTN 40 Hours 94 With only a handful of locks, as well as tunnels, lift bridges and aqueducts along its forty-five mile length, the Llangollen really does have a taste of everything the canals have to offer. There is plenty to keep all the family occupied and with lots of pubs and restaurants along 10 Days/14 Days the canalside, you won’t have to travel far for a hearty traditional meal. Cheshire RING 60 Hours 102 Route 3 : 14 Days – Cheshire Ring Another of those ‘once in a lifetime’ routes – head north from Middlewich passing the Need help or advice? Anderton Boat Lift and on onto Preston Brook and Warrington, before turning east into Manchester. Past the world renowned football stadiums of “Old Trafford” and the “Ethiad” – make sure you know your red from blue! Then out of Manchester onto the Macclesfield Call us on 0117 3041122 Canal and peace and tranquillity returns as the canal becomes a quiet sleepy route through the gorgeous rolling hills. www.anglowelsh.co.uk Page 29 Where do we start from?

Routes: Cheshire, Four Counties, Waterways: Shropshire Union Canal, Llangollen Pennine Circuit Canal, Montgomery Canal, Trent & Mersey Canal

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SKIPTON Weekly Cruises Skipton Castle 12 Llangollen Return 22 44 46 Four Counties Ring 50 96 Caldon Canal ReturnLEEDS & 48 114 15 LIVERPOOL Foulridge 1500m 29

10 Days / 14 Days BURNLEY Cheshire Ring Ring 60 102 Weavers Triangle 11 Bridge 129 13 SOWERBY BRIDGE Calder & Hebble CHORLEY 5 15 12 28 TARLETON COOPER BRIDGE 7 (Under M6 21 3 4 Museum of Restoration) 9 LEEDS & 8 LIVERPOOL Sienece & Wigan Flight Industry HUDDERSFIELD 5 BURSCOUGH 6 MANCHESTER Hudderseld IRISH SEA WIGAN Narrow (Under 8 Leigh Restoration) 0 Rochdale Wigan 8 Heritage 27 DUKINFIELD Centre 6 LIVERPOOL STRETFORD 16 TREVOR Manchester Ship Marple flight 7 Bridgewater 0 MARPLE

2 ELLESMERE PORT M56 Manchester 4 0 Airport 0 Situated right on the doorstep The Boat PRESTON BROOK All Anglo Welsh holidays Museum Preston Brook 1130m PEAK DISTRICT WHALEY BRIDGE Trevor of our picturesque base, cross Bridge 147 Saltersford 390m NATIONAL PARK are memorable, but this one Barnton 520m the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct for the 4 MACCLESFIELD 4 7 CHESHIRE RING might literally come highest 5 experience of a lifetime. In your Anderton PENNINE CHESTER Lift Bosley 12 locks on the list! And it represents boat, the effect is that of being MIDDLEWICH CIRCUIT

8 4 7 the ‘Welsh’ part of our name. 4 13 suspended in mid-air. The views are 14 10 TREVOR 31 Trevor’s awesome Pontcysyllte spectacular, so don’t forget (or drop) Little Morton hall BARBRIDGE Caldon Aqueduct, nicknamed the ‘Stream in your camera! KIDSGROVE 9 BUNBURY 2 17 Froghall 70m the Sky’ for obvious reasons, carries Pontcysyllte Churches 0 (Too low for normal navigation) Aqueduct Mansion With delightful Llangollen town Harecastle Froghall Wharf the Llangollen canal 126ft high above 2670m only a two hour cruise away, don’t 15 13 27 STOKE ETRURIA the River Dee. It is a Scheduled 2 5 19 FROGHALL miss out on a visit to The Steam LLANGOLLEN 0 2 Ancient Monument; a Grade I Whitehouse 175m LLANGOLLEN Railway Centre. Chirk 420m M6 Trent & Mersey Listed structure and was granted 1 MARKET 0 Ellesmere 87m DRAYTON Wedgwood FRANKTON World Heritage status in June 2009, Navigate the Llangollen to 1 ELLESMERE FOUR COUNTIES Visitor Centre Chirk 5 RING putting it on an equal footing with experience one of the UK’s most Castle PERRY AQUEDUCT 9 18 4 the Great Barrier Reef and Statue stunning stretches of inland 0 SHROPSHIRE of Liberty! It towers above the heart waterway, from the hills of Wales in WALES QUEENS HEAD UNION 9 Trent & Mersey Suggested Routes 12 5 of this breathtaking 18km long site, to Shropshire, rich in wildlife, with its STAFFORD 6 Cowley Shugborough stretching from Gledrid Bridge near meres, then on to the rolling plains 74m Hall FRADLEY Short Breaks Time Locks 5 GREAT HAYWOOD Rhoswiel in Wales, to the Horseshoe of Cheshire. There are tunnels, lift KEY: 2 Drayton Manor Ellesmere RTN 14 Hours 4 Falls in Llantysilio, on the River Dee. bridges and not too many locks to HOURS Sta s & Worcester Theme Park 4 Llangollen RTN 4 Hours 0 negotiate, along with its very famous LOCKS MONTGOMERY BLACK COUNTRY 0 RING aqueducts of course. ALDERSLEY M6 FAZELEY Weekly Cruises 7 18 BHAM & FAZELEY Whitchurch RTN 24 Hours 4 Bratch Locks BIRMINGHAM Curdswell 52m Wrenbury RTN 32 Hours 24 The Montgomery Canal is currently undergoing restoration Sta s & Worcester WARWICKSHIRE Barbridge RTN 42 Hours 42 NEWTOWN STOURPORT RING STOURTON RING 6 10/11 Days 13 Edgebaston Birmingham 96m Brandwood 7 Chester RTN 60 Hours 64 Cookley 60m 320m Airport KINGS NORTON COVENTRY 7 Waste Hill 2495m 11 Nantwich & Llangollen RTN 46 Hours 42 M5 Tardebigge 530m STRATFORD 14 Days Featured Routes Four Counties RING 97 Hours 136 Cheshire RING 102 Hours 140 Route 1 : Short Break – Trevor to Ellesmere Across the World Heritage site of the spectacular Pontcysyllte Aqueduct , through one lift bridge at Froncysyllte and then two tunnels and on to Chirk Aqueduct, followed by a gentle meander along to the small Shropshire town of Ellesmere with its 'mini lakes', passing through only two locks on the way. Weekly Cruise to Route 2 : Weekly Cruise – Trevor to Wrenbury return Barbridge Across the Poncysyllte Aqueduct and through Ellesmere, on into the “Meres” small lakes teeming with wildlife so don’t forget your camera. Follow the twists and turns to Whitchurch Travel this route from only and moor up – or carry on to Grindley Brook Locks – a set of three manned locks. Carry on to Wrenbury where you’ll find a couple of fine eateries and a handy village shop up by the £22.86pppn! church. There’s also the electric Lift Bridge and some lovely walks if you fancy a break from Based on Oak class boat the cruising. with 6 people sharing Route 3 : 1 Weekly Cruise –Trevor/Montgomery Canal/ Ellesmere & Llangollen After a relaxing couple of days on the Montgomery canal, carry on to 18th century market town of Ellesmere, where there are plenty of mooring places. There are some nice shops, and excellent deli and even a supermarket right alongside the canal. Carry on for a couple of miles and you pass numerous Meres where swans and geese abound. On your return and time permitting why not go up to Llangollen, a 2-hour trip through Need help or advice? beautiful countryside of the Dee Valley; mooring will cost you £6, but a four-hour stop is free. Reminder: bookings are required for passage through the locks onto the Montgomery canal. Call us on 0117 3041122 www.anglowelsh.co.uk Page 31 Routes: Cheshire, Four Counties, Waterways: Shropshire Union Canal, Llangollen Pennine Circuit Canal, Montgomery Canal, Trent & Mersey Canal

SKIPTON Skipton Castle SILSDEN 12 22 SILSDEN LEEDS & 15 LIVERPOOL Foulridge 1500m 29 Your holiday starts in the small These locks take the canal onto the LEEDS BURNLEY summit, and through Salterforth, 60 102 Silsden Yorkshire town of Silsden, Weavers Triangle then to Foulridge, and the famous 11 Bridge 129 13 which dates back to Saxon SOWERBY BRIDGE Calder & Hebble CASTLEFORD mile long tunnel (ask about the story 5 CHORLEY 15 12 28 times, with its duck pond in of the swimming cow!!) If you have Rochdale TARLETON Canal COOPER BRIDGE the centre of the main street. longer on the canal, and are feeling 7 21 3 4 Museum of 9 LEEDS & 8 energetic, you can carry on through LIVERPOOL Sienece & Going west from Silsden, the canal Wigan Flight Industry HUDDERSFIELD 5 the Lancashire cotton towns, over BURSCOUGH 6 passes through the typical Yorkshire MANCHESTER Hudderseld Burnley embankment and onto IRISH SEA WIGAN Narrow stone built villages of Kildwick Wigan with its flight of 21 locks. 8 Leigh and Farnhill and on into a dense 0 Rochdale Wigan 8 Heritage 27 DUKINFIELD wooded area famous for its bluebells If you decide to travel east from Centre 6 LIVERPOOL STRETFORD 16 and deer. Silsden towards Leeds, then, Manchester Ship Marple ight 7 MARPLE along with swing bridges, you will Bridgewater 0 Through Bradley - a typical ‘mill 2 encounter the famous Grade 1 listed KEY: ELLESMERE PORT Manchester 4 0 village’ with cricket field and a Airport 0 ‘Bingley Five Rise’ locks, which take HOURS The Boat PRESTON BROOK very nice country pub. Then on to Museum Preston Brook 1130m PEAK DISTRICT WHALEY BRIDGE you down 60ft followed by ‘Bingley LOCKS Bridge 147 Saltersford 390m NATIONAL PARK Skipton, the ‘Gateway to the Dales’ Barnton 520m Three Rise’ which drop a mere 29ft. 4 MACCLESFIELD 4 7 CHESHIRE RING with a market four days a week, and a 5 Anderton There are a few more locks before CHESTER PENNINE Farmers’ market once a month. Lift Bosley 12 locks CIRCUIT you reach Saltaire, which is a World MIDDLEWICH 8 4 7 4 13 The canal continues through 14 10 Heritage Site built by Sir Titus Salt TREVOR 31 Little Morton hall countryside to the delightful village BARBRIDGE for his mill workers. Here you can visit Caldon BUNBURY KIDSGROVE 9 of Gargrave, where it runs close to 2 17 Froghall 70m Salts Mill, which has an art gallery Churches 0 (Too low for normal navigation) Pontcysyllte Mansion the river Aire. It is also the start of a Aqueduct Harecastle Froghall Wharf showing the work of David Hockney, 2670m Suggested Routes 15 13 2 27 STOKE ETRURIA flight of six locks, followed quickly a café and various other shops. 5 19 FROGHALL LLANGOLLEN 0 2 by another six locks at Bank Newton, Whitehouse 175m LLANGOLLEN Leaving Saltaire, you travel parallel Chirk 420m Trent & Mersey Time Locks hailed by many as the most beautiful 1 MARKET 0 Ellesmere 87m DRAYTON Wedgwood with the River Aire into the centre FRANKTON ELLESMERE Visitor Centre locks on the whole canal system. 1 FOUR COUNTIES Short Breaks 3 Nights of Leeds. Chirk 5 RING Castle PERRY AQUEDUCT 9 – West towards Liverpool 18 These take the canal up into the 4 There’s loads more to learn about the 0 SHROPSHIRE Silsden to Gargrave RTN 13 Hours 6 Dales with stunning views, until you WALES QUEENS HEAD UNION 9 Trent & Mersey Leeds & Liverpool, so give us a call! 12 STAFFORD 5 reach the hamlet of East Marton, with 6 Short Breaks 4 Nights Cowley its famous double arch bridge. 74m Shugborough M42 Hall GREATFRADLEY HAYWOOD – West towards Liverpool 5 2 Drayton Manor Silsden to East Marton RTN 27 Hours 24 From here, continue into the Sta s & Worcester Theme Park 4 countryside to the three locks MONTGOMERY BLACK COUNTRY 0 Short Breaks 3 Nights RING at Greenberfield, also in a very ALDERSLEY M6 FAZELEY COVENTRY– East towards Leeds 7 picturesque setting. 18 BHAM & FAZELEY Silsden to Shipley or Saltaire 14 Hours 22 Bratch Locks BIRMINGHAM Curdswell 52m The Montgomery Canal is currently undergoing 7 Nights Holiday restoration Sta s & Worcester WARWICKSHIRE NEWTOWN RING STOURPORT MARSTON – West towards Liverpool STOURTON RING 6 Foulridge tunnel RTN 26 Hours 30 13 Edgebaston Birmingham 96m Brandwood Cookley 60m 320m Airport KINGS NORTON COVENTRY Waste Hill 2495m 7 7 Nights Holiday 11 Featured Routes ShortTardebig gBreake Cruise M5 to530 mEast MartonSTRATFORD – East towards Leeds Route 1 : Short Break – Gargrave Return Leeds RTN 34 Hours 56 Visit Skipton a great town before you cruise through beautiful varying countryside crossing Travel this route from only over the River Aire courtesy of a stunning stone built aqueduct. Gargrave offers a great stop 2 Weeks Holiday to enjoy this fantastic location bordering the Yorkshire Dales National Park. £19.69pppn! – West towards Liverpool Based on Wide Beam boat Wigan RTN 60 Hours 112 Route 2 : Weekly Cruise – Leeds Return with 8 people sharing Cruise to Leeds a truly contrasting city. On route there are many great places to stop and visit. Cliff Castle, Bingley five rise staircase locks, Saltaire village with its many listed buildings earning the village World Heritage status. Need help or advice? Route 3 : 14 Days – Two Counties Pass Skipton, East Marton, Gargrave, Burnley, Blackburn on your cruise to Wigan. Laden Call us on 0117 3041122 with great places to stop and drink, this cruise through the Pennines is a must for those who appreciate history and beauty rolled in to one. www.anglowelsh.co.uk Page 33 Airport TORKSEY The Boat PRESTON BROOK WHWHALEYALEY BRIDGBRIDGE Museum Preston Brook 1130m PEAK DISTRICT 4 WORKSOP 1 LINCOLN Bridge 147 Saltersford 390m Caldon NATIONAL PARK Barnton 520m 4 MACCLESFIELD 4 7 8 5 CHESHIRE RING A1 2 CHESTER Anderton PENNINE Lift Bosley 12 locks MIDDLEWICH CIRCUIT M1 8 4 7 4 13 14 10 31 Little Morton hall

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Base Boat Toilet Hob Grill Fridge Mon–Fri Sat/Sun/BH

Our day boats offer a great way to try canal Alcohol – a sad but necessary warning Wootton Wawen Dolly Yes Yes No Yes £99 £140 boating and to get the hang of steering, Whilst we want everyone to enjoy their Dayboat cruise, mooring up and working the locks*. our primary concern is for your Health & Safety and that Wootton Wawen Charlie Yes Yes Yes Yes £99 £140 of others on the waterway. & Cottage Dayboats All are equipped with the facilities you need for a day Trevor Jacob, Daniel, Julia, Lotty Yes Yes Yes Yes £120 £160 afloat, including a fridge and a toilet. Just bring your As such, the Base Staff will not allow excessive amounts of alcohol to be taken aboard the boats and friends and family, food and drink and after some expert Great Haywood Daphne, Abi Yes Yes No Yes £99 £140 tuition you’re away! will decline to handover any boat where they feel this may be an issue. This would result in you forfeiting your Tardebigge Emma Yes Yes Yes Yes £99 £140 We have day boats at most of our bases and prices booking payment. start from just £10 per person. Cruising hours during the season are from 9am to 4pm. Equally, if any boat crew is reported causing disruption Bunbury* Bella Yes Yes No Yes £99 £140 on the waterway due to unruly behaviour, the crew All of our boats carry a maximum of ten people and will be escorted from the boat and all payments and * Please note you can only cruise South from our base at Bunbury. are designed with indoor and outdoor seating – check security deposits will be forfeit. The crew would also be each boat layout with the Booking Team as they are all reported to the Waterway authorities, which could result The four Dayboats at our Trevor base are very popular, We can’t fit all the options in, so lastly why not try slightly different. in prosecution. offering a whole holiday experience packaged into “Daphne” or “Abi” from Great Haywood? Located one day! Set off for a return cruise to Chirk Bank and at the crossroads of canals, this location offers loads meander through A World Heritage site including the of options for a days cruising: Rugeley return with magnificent Pontcysyllte and Chirk Aqueducts, two the glorious Shugborough Hall and Cannock Chase; tunnels and a swing-bridge…The Poachers is a great Stafford return is the wildlife and nature lovers ideal pub to stop off at on the way with great food and a cruise; Sandon return offers a great flexibility with a large play area for the children. plethora of lovely village pubs dotting the banks on the canal. Or take a trip on our Dayboat “Emma” form Tardebigge in the Midlands. You can get as far as Kings Norton There are so many options and this is becoming Junction via the gorgeous towns of Hopwood and such a popular way to try out Narrowboating without ; navigate the three historic tunnels of committing to a full-blown holiday. Cut your teeth Shortwood, Wast Hill & Tardebigge – there are no locks on a Dayboat and then move on up to the larger or swing bridges but its an action packed cruise and overnight boats – you’ll be hooked from the minute you can almost guarantee a sighting of Herons and you step aboard! Kingfishers so don’t forget your cameras! Emma is also available to hire for a two-berth overnight cruise, which could take you into Birmingham and back – ask the Booking Team for details. Page 47 TESTIMONIALS OFFERS

We’d seen the TV programmes and thought As well as the best quality, Anglo Welsh also aims to give you the best value, “If they can do it…we can do it.” Back with you again Anglo Welsh with a range of money saving special offers for new and repeat customers. Offers

but this time on one of the new I was worried the kids would get bored but To make sure you get the very best price, make sure you complete the offers you qualify for on the booking form on page 51, and mention to the booking team. Constellation boats. I couldn’t have been more wrong – by Choose one offer from the five available, as these offers cannot be combined. the end of the holiday they were Lock Must say it was well worth the Experts and advising us on how to drive. extra money and yet still had the Great Boat, friendly company, surprisingly narrowboat charm, although a few brilliant holiday. • 50% off the second week • • Early booking savings for more ‘Roses & Castles’ wouldn’t If you have more time to spend afloat, Juniors and Seniors • go a miss. Brenda & Garry, Stourport you’ll pay less for a longer break. A narrowboat holiday is ideal for all the family, and Crossing the Ponty Aqueduct on When you book a one week holiday your second and we’re pleased to make it even more affordable. subsequent weeks will be discounted by 50% per week. Anna was a great experience. If you’re looking for a narrowboat Book a holiday of a week or more on or before holiday and want truly exceptional (Excludes holidays between 25th May – 1st June). 31 January 2018 and receive £25 off for each member customer service, then go to of your party aged under 12 or over 60, to a maximum Roll on 2018 – Four Counties Ring of 10% off the Basic Brochure Holiday Price. here we come! Anglo Welsh. Can’t praise them Reg & Lydia Holdsworth, Basingstoke. highly enough. • 10% off flotilla bookings • Jan Cable Canal boat holidays are even more fun when • Wonderful winter warmers you can travel along with friends or family. – 50% off your second week • Excellent week on Danny Boy When more than one boat is booked from the same from Tardebigge. Well equipped base to travel at the same time for the same duration, If you are planning a winter cruise – picture the bright, boat, large pans etc. Nothing too you’ll get 10% off the price of the second and frosty mornings and stillness all around – between much trouble for the boatyard’s additional boats. 26th October 2018 and 8th March 2019 you can take friendly team. Would recommend! a two week break and enjoy 50% off your second week! This offer excludes Christmas, New Year and bank Diana Heywood • 15% off – 10/11 nights • holidays. Winter break discounts can’t be used in conjunction with any other offers. If a weeks holiday is not quite long enough, choose one of our 10/11 night holidays. We hired Grey Goose from Great Haywood! When you book a 10/11 night holiday between *Please note: these offers DO NOT A fab boat with everything we needed on board. 9th March – 26th October you will receive apply to boats cruising from Silsden. WE had a wonderful four days cruising on the a 15% discount off the brochure price. Trent & Mersey and would definitely hire form Anglo Welsh again – in particular the staff were fab and the handover was really thorough and Excellent time on the Llangollen canal aboard comprehensive so we really felt like we knew Askrigg. It was our 25th wedding anniversary • Loyalty bonus, save up to £150 • the boat. and wanted to do something different.

Claire Joanne Oliver and his team at Trevor gave a warm As a way of saying thank you to our returning customers, we offer some great discounts when you rebook welcome and we had great service. Anglo Welsh in future years. Each year that you take an Anglo Welsh holiday, you’ll be entitled to a loyalty discount of: Need help or advice? Would recommend a visit to Anglo Welsh One year – 2% to a maximum of £40 Three years – 6% to a maximum of £120 at Trevor. The aqueduct was fantastic. Call us on 0117 3041122 Two years – 4% to a maximum of £80 Four years – 8% to a maximum of £150 Well done Anglo Welsh. This discount applies to short breaks as well as longer holidays and is calculated as a discount off www.anglowelsh.co.uk Suzanne Hiscock your holiday price once one of the above discounts have been applied. Page 49 2018 PRICES BOOKING FORM WEEKLY BREAKS: Agent's Stamp 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 JAN – 15 MAR £705 £755 £795 £945 £960 £1,045 £1,070 £1,175 16 MAR – 24 MAY £915 £980 £1,040 £1,085 £1,280 £1,395 £1,465 £1,615 Booking Reference TThehe NarNarrowboatrowboat HolidayHoliday Company Company 25 MAY – 31 MAY £1,020 £1,095 £1,160 £1,375 £1,520 £1,660 £1,860 £2,060 Mr Mrs Miss Ms Initial Surname Anglo Welsh Waterway Holidays, 2 The Hide Market, West Street, Bristol BS2 0BH 1 JUN – 12 JUL £965 £1,040 £1,095 £1,305 £1,440 £1,575 £1,760 £1,950 Address Tel: +44 (0)117 304 1122 Fax: +44 (0)117 304 1133 Email: [email protected] Web: www.anglowelsh.co.uk 13 JULY – 23 AUG £1,125 £1,210 £1,280 £1,525 £1,680 £1,840 £2,060 £2,280 A. Basic Brochure Holiday Price 24 AUG – 30 AUG £1,020 £1,095 £1,160 £1,375 £1,520 £1,660 £1,860 £2,060 B. Saving for juniors and seniors 31 AUG – 20 SEP £965 £1,040 £1,095 £1,305 £1,440 £1,575 £1,760 £1,950 Postcode C. 15% off on 10/11 days 21 SEP – 18 OCT £915 £980 £1,040 £1,085 £1,280 £1,395 £1,465 £1,615 Home Phone D. 50% off second week 19 OCT – 25 OCT £965 £1,040 £1,095 £1,305 £1,440 £1,575 £1,760 £1,950 Work Phone E. 10% off flotilla bookings 26 OCT – 3 JAN 19 £705 £755 £795 £945 £960 £1,045 £1,070 £1,175 Mobile Phone F. Loyalty bonus Email Address Short Week Break or More H. Fuel Deposit £50 £90 SHORT BREAKS: Boat A B C D E F G H I. Additional Pet (1st one free) £25 £35 Base 1 JAN – 15 MAR £495 £530 £555 £660 £675 £730 £750 £825 J. Damage Waiver £50 Date 16 MAR – 24 MAY £640 £690 £730 £760 £895 £975 £1,025 £1,135 TOTAL 25 MAY – 31 MAY £715 £765 £815 £960 £1,060 £1,160 £1,295 £1,440 Double Single Duvets Duvets DEPOSIT (Min 25% of box A) 1 JUN – 12 JUL £680 £730 £770 £915 £1,010 £1,105 £1,235 £1,365 BALANCE Buoyancy 13 JULY – 23 AUG £790 £845 £900 £1,065 £1,175 £1,285 £1,440 £1,595 Aids XL L M S B Please tear along perforation 24 AUG – 30 AUG £715 £765 £815 £960 £1,060 £1,160 £1,295 £1,440 Credit Cards Debit Cards No. of Pets Cruised Y N Visa Amex M/Card Maestro Solo Delta 31 AUG – 20 SEP £680 £730 £770 £915 £1,010 £1,105 £1,235 £1,365 (Max 2) before? 21 SEP – 18 OCT £640 £690 £730 £760 £895 £975 £1,025 £1,135 Under Under 1. Please charge my initial payment to Canal Boat Holidays Title Initial Surname 18+ 60+ 19 OCT – 25 OCT £680 £730 £770 £915 £1,010 £1,105 £1,235 £1,365 12 18 my credit/debit card now. in England & Wales Age? Age? ✔ ✔ 2. Also please charge the whole of the balance (plus any 26 OCT – 3 JAN 19 £495 £530 £555 £660 £675 £730 £750 £825 additional items then due) to my credit/debit card 1 account eight weeks before the date of my holiday. 3. Please charge the full cost of my holiday now. Price band 1 / A : Brook 2, Weir 2. Price band 5 / E : Oak 6, Estuary 6, Price band 7 / G : Bond 6, Constellation 6, 2 Mill 6, Galaxy 6, Forest 8, Glen 8, Star 8, Weir 4. Price band 2 / B : 3 River II 6. Aqua 8, Trent II 8, Shire10. Please make cheques payable to ANGLO WELSH WATERWAY HOLIDAYS Price band 3 / C : Firth 2, Village 4, Price band 6 / F : Bond 4, Constellation 4 Price band 8 / H : Lake 10, Emperor 12, 4 Beck 4, Stream 4, Explorer 6, Swan 6, Bond 12, Constellation 12. Card Spring 4. 5 Number2013 Beech 7, Cruiser II 8, www.anglowelsh.co.uk Mere 4, Thames 4, Woodland 8, Trent III 8, 6 Price band 4 / D : Card Valid Expires Issue Dale 4. Church 9. Details From End No 7 Name on Card 8

9 I AM OVER 18 AND I HAVE READ AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY BOOKING COULDN'T BE EASIER. THE CONDITIONS OF HIRE PRINTED IN YOUR BROCHURE 10 Signed Date • Call our Booking team on 0117 3041122 • 11 Lines open: Mon – Fri 8.30am – 5.30pm • Sat 9am – 4pm • Sun (& Bank Hols) 10am – 4pm 12 YOUR SIGNATURE IS REQUIRED TO VALIDATE INSURANCE WHILST OUT • Book online anytime: www.anglowelsh.co.uk • If you have booked a holiday with Anglo Welsh before, you may qualify ON THE BOAT. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO CRUISE WITHOUT GIVING for our Loyalty Bonus Scheme. Please contact us for details. THIS SIGNED ACCEPTANCE OF OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS Page 51 TERMS AND CONDITIONS TALK TO US

Please read these terms and conditions carefully when you book and trials as the company sees fit, and requires the Hirer to check 12. Fuel. The boat is handed over ready fuelled but the cost of a holiday with us you are entering into a contract, which binds and sign for contents, inventory and Boat Acceptance. In the event hire does not include the fuel consumed. A fuel deposit is payable We want to make booking your holiday as When do I pay the final balance? us in various ways. that the boat is unavailable because of circumstances beyond the 8 weeks before the start of your holiday. At the end of your holiday company’s control, the company may substitute a boat of similar period the boat must be refuelled and any difference to the deposit You are strongly advised to ensure you have adequate personal easy as possible and our booking team is on accommodation, but if no such boat is available, the company shall paid will be refunded or charged. The Boat Owner or the Company You’ll need to pay the balance of your invoice eight travel insurance, which should also cover any of your potential refund any payments made but shall not otherwise be liable and may make a fuel surcharge if there is any material increase of Talk to Us liabilities in this agreement. hand to help you. They know the Anglo Welsh the contract shall be discharged. The boat shall be returned to the diesel or gas prices or duty. Whilst water supply and moorings on weeks before your holiday starts. You can either pay 1. Definitions.“The Company” means Anglo Welsh Ltd trading as company’s hire base no later than 9am on the morning of the end the canals are normally free of charge, any costs incurred are the holiday business inside out and are dedicated by cheque or credit/debit card. If you would like to Anglo Welsh Waterway Holidays.“The Hirer” means the designated date. The boat shall be vacated and left in a clean and tidy condition responsibility of the Hirer. Where pump-outs are required to toilet Skipper named on the Handover Certificate. Where there is more by 9.30 am on the morning of the end date. The boat may not be tanks, the cost is the responsibility of the Hirer unless carried out at to our customers. pay by cheque, please make cheques payable to than one Hirer, they shall be individually responsible and liable returned to the base early except by prior arrangement in writing the Company’s base. under this agreement. with Anglo Welsh’s Head Office. Hirers are responsible for ensuring You are normally allowed to bring your cat or dog with ‘Anglo Welsh Waterway Holidays’. their cruising schedule allows them ample time to return to the base 13. Pets. 2. Booking Agreement. A booking is a legally binding contract. you, but you must tell us at the time of making your booking. YOU It is a small team, not a huge impersonal call centre so by the stated time. Breach of this condition will incur a minimum Submission of a booking form is an offer by the Hirer and an MUST BRING YOUR PET BLANKET OR BASKET WITH YOU AS PETS additional charge of £50 per hour or part thereof. In addition, the that we can offer a personal service. We want to meet all agreement to the Company’s Terms and Conditions. The booking ARE ONLY ALLOWED ON THE CLEAR UNDERSTANDING THAT Hirer will be liable for any extra costs incurred by the company as When do I pay for fuel? Agreement is offered only if and when the Company issues a written UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MAY THEY LIE ON THE BEDDING boat hire confirmation. The entire contract between the Company a result of the boat not being ready for the next Hirer. Where the your needs and ensure you have a memorable holiday. OR CHAIRS. Your pet must not be left unattended on the boat. and the hirer is contained in these conditions, the booking form and company has to recover a boat and return it to the base, the Hirer Pets are not covered under the company’s insurance policy and the All our boats start with a full tank of fuel - plenty to the boat handover certificate. No representations, terms, warranty shall be liable for all costs incurred. Hirer is liable for any costs incurred by extra cleaning and any delays We offer a seven day, no obligation, provisional booking or condition expressed or implied shall be deemed to be or have cover a steady two week cruise. You pay a fuel deposit 6. Prices and Payment. All prices stated are inclusive of V.A.T. and incurred as a cause. Registered Assistance Dogs will be accepted been made or agreed or imported by reference to any other by service, giving you time to organise your party and are subject to any changes in V.A.T. rate prior to the final payment free of charge although all conditions apply. when you book your holiday – this is £90 per week or writing, advertisement or conversation. No Agent or representative being made. of the Company has any right to alter or vary or waive any of these 14. Complaints. The Hirer will check the boat and its equipment fully, holiday dates. The boats, their equipment and inventory are more or £50 per short break. conditions. Nor is any such person authorised to undertake any 7. Insurance. immediately after taking possession of the boat. Any shortcomings insured by the company against public liability risks. The company’s liability whatsoever on behalf of the company. Where more than must be brought to the company’s attention BEFORE the boat insurance does not cover personal accidents or loss or damage one boat is booked on the same booking form each boat shall be leaves the base. The Hirer shall sign a Boat Acceptance form before When you bring the boat back to us the balance of the to personal effects. Hirers and their crews are strongly advised to deemed to the subject of a separate contract. departure and thereafter the Hirer is completely responsible for the Q&A: take out their own personal insurance cover. The Hirer shall pay a boat its equipment and its operation until it is handed back to the deposit is refundable after deducting the fuel used. If 3. Group Bookings, Age Limits and Unsuitable Hirers. The Hirer compulsory £50.00 accidental damage waiver for each booking. company at the end of the hire. Any shortcomings subsequently must be aged 18 years or older. The Hirer warrants that whenever the Accidental damage waiver does not cover damage arising from discovered shall immediately be notified to the company by you have used fuel in excess of the deposit, you will be boat is driven by a person aged under 18, that they will at all times be speeding, contact with a lock sill causing damage to the rudder, skeg telephone in order to give the company the opportunity to take When is the booking office open? under the close supervision of a competent person aged 18 years or asked to pay the difference. or stern gear, TV aerials, chimneys, malicious or intentional damage necessary remedial action. The company shall not be liable in respect older. The Hirer warrants that two able body people aged 18 years or to the boat, or to other boats and or property, loss or damage of of any matter not so notified immediately. We are here from 8.30am to 5.30pm on weekdays, older will be aboard the boat, taking responsibility of boat and crew boat inventory and equipment. The late return of a boat or return TM at all times. The Hirer must provide on the booking form all details of the boat in an unclean condition is not covered by the Accidental 15. Exemption. The company shall not be liable for any matters from 9am to 4pm on Saturdays and from 10am to 4pm Wi-Fi of all persons in their party. On arrival at the base, the boat handover damage waiver. The Hirer will indemnify the company against all arising from any cause beyond the company’s reasonable control, certificate must be completed in full. The company reserves the costs, damage, expenses, liability and claims howsoever arising from or not due to the company’s negligence or wilful default including on Sundays and bank holidays. The booking office is right to cancel any booking made in contravention of either of the the negligence, neglect or default of the Hirer to the extent that they (without limitation) death or personal injury of Hirers their crew Installing internet hubs on our boats in above conditions, on or before the start date and any monies paid are not covered by the company’s policy. and passengers, loss or damage to property, non-fulfillment or closed on Easter Sunday, from Christmas Eve to Boxing to the company shall be forfeit. The company may, at its discretion, interruption of the booking or breakdown delays, mechanical 2015 proved a popular move with our customers The Hirer agrees to cancel any booking and refuse to handover the boats to any person 8. Obeying the Rules of the Waterways. problems, defects, damage, restrictions or obstructions, repairs or Day and on New Year’s Day. Messages can be left * comply with the following rules at all times for the Health & Safety or group who in the company’s opinion is not suitable to take charge damage to waterways, non availability of routes, navigational works, so we have rolled it out to the whole Anglo Welsh fleet . of the persons on the boat and other persons and the boat and its on the grounds of infirmity, ill health, disability, or who have failed storms, floods, droughts, ice, or in respect of any consequential loss, outside office hours and we will call you straight back property: - The boat may not tow nor may it be allowed to be towed to demonstrate a reasonable standard of competence following damage, injury, expense or claim. by another craft, except under professional assistance in the event when we reopen. These hubs provide connection to the Internet from appropriate instruction in boat handling. In this event, the company of an emergency. Not to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The 16. Brochure & Website. The brochure and website is intended as will refund all monies paid for the boat hire and the contract shall be aboard the boat – – and allow you boat is only equipped to cruise during daylight hours. To observe a general guide and the company will not be liable in the event of signal permitting discharged without any further liability on either party. The company all speed limits. Not to race or to cruise at a speed which causes any differences in the boat supplied and reserves the right to make may, at its discretion, cancel any booking and refuse to handover to keep in touch whilst on holiday. They come with a a wash, or disturbs or inconveniences other waterway users. Not modifications. IF THE HIRER’S PARTY INCLUDES ANY INFIRM What do I need to be able to book? the boat to any person or group who in the company’s opinion is to take nor allow to be carried on the boat, any dinghies, canoes, PERSONS, THE HIRER MUST MAKE RELEVANT ENQUIRIES AT TIME not suitable to take charge on the grounds of suspected influence limited amount of download so they are no substitute inflatables, portable heaters, barbecues of any kind, vehicles, OF BOOKING. of alcohol or drugs. In this event, the company will not refund any Have your credit/debit card details ready and the lighting equipment, TV sets, any electrical appliances (save razors), for your home broadband; they work in a similar way monies paid for the boat hire and the contract shall be discharged Damage Waiver (compulsory) inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, car batteries, team can book your holiday on the spot (please note without any further liability on either party. The company may The Damage Waiver Fee is £50.00. It is non-refundable and avoids firearms or any other items which might cause dangers or hazards. to a smartphone so are at the mercy of signal repossess the boat at any time if in the opinion of the company, the requirement for a damage deposit payment. there is a surcharge of 2% which will be added to Not to use the boat for business purposes. Not to allow on the boat the Hirer is unsuitable for the above reasons, or, if the Hirer is not , which of course depends on your location. at any time more persons than the maximum number of berths. Not There are certain exclusions: - strength behaving responsibly, or if the boat or any persons are at risk. In this credit and charge card payments). Your booking will to have or to carry live fishing bait on the boat. At all times to observe • Return of the boat late event, the Hirer shall remain liable to pay the full hire price and no Think of them more of a way to ‘check-in’ whilst you’re all bye laws, navigational limits, or instructions and advice of Canal • Return of the boat in an unclean condition refund will be given. Anglo Welsh are one of the few operators who be confirmed once you have sent in a completed and & River Trust or any other navigational authorities, the company and • Damage arising from negligence, malicious or intentional on holiday as opposed to being ‘fully connected’ will entertain celebratory parties. Sadly, the actions of the few have their respective officers and employees. The company reserves the damage to the boat, its inventory, third party property, signed booking form. repercussions on the many. Therefore, any booking may be required right at its discretion, without liability, to restrict cruising areas or the canal and its structures. to place a pre-authorised deposit of £1,000 per boat. All or a portion After all, everyone deserves to get away from routes in light of prevailing conditions. • Damage to the rudder, skeg or transmission of this amount may be retained in the event of any transgressions to due to contact with a lock cill our Terms and Conditions. In the event of a party or boat declining The Hirer is in charge of the boat and is responsible it all from time to time. 9. Accidents. • Excessive speeding in the boat – the limit is 4 m.p.h. How much deposit is required? to register this deposit upon request, the boat will not be handed for its safe navigation and return. In the event of an accident the hirer over to the customer and all monies paid by the customer for the must: -Get full details of all other persons involved as well as relevant In the event of the above, the Hirer will be liable for all additional *Boats cruising from Silsden do NOT carry Wi-Fi holiday shall be forfeit. Additional deposits of up to £100 per person boat names and registrations. The Hirer must inform the company costs incurred above and beyond the Damage Waiver. The deposit is 25% of your basic brochure holiday price may be required at the discretion of Anglo Welsh Ltd. For certain immediately with full details. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES Cancellation Protection Scheme (Box A on your booking form), or full payment if your parties, the deposit will be returned to you when you have finished ADMIT OR ALLOW ANOTHER PERSON ABOARD THE BOAT A contract exists once a deposit has been paid and a booking your holiday, providing the boat and its equipment is returned on TO ADMIT ANY LIABILITY TO ANY OTHER PERSON. Not have has been confirmed, and you are liable for the whole cost ofthe holiday is within eight weeks of booking. time, undamaged, clean and tidy, with no third party claim. repairs carried out without the company’s express permission. At holiday even if you are unable to take your holiday. Anglo Welsh all times obtain and follow the company’s instructions. In the event 4. Cancellations & Changes. The agreement including the payment Ltd. has created a Cancellation Protection Scheme (CPS) to offer you that the company’s insurance cover is prejudiced or invalidated by terms is a legally binding contract and may not be cancelled or protection against this liability in certain circumstances. any failure on the part of the Hirer to comply with the provisions of For answers to a range of our FAQ's, check out our Q&A section at www.anglowelsh.co.uk amended except as provided in the conditions. Should the Hirer this condition, the Hirer shall indemnify the company in respect of Where any of the qualifying circumstances are met, all hire monies wish to cancel or amend the booking, they must advise the company liability claims, loss, damage or expenses incurred. The Hirer shall be will be repaid in full less an administration fee of £35 and the Hirer immediately by telephone and at the same time send written responsible for getting the boat off mud banks or other grounding will be absolved from any balancing hire payment. The decision of confirmation by Recorded Delivery post. The company reserves the and for removal of weeds, rope and other matter from propellers. Anglo Welsh Ltd. is final. CPS only covers complete cancellation prior right to levy an administration charge of £35 for any alteration to a The Hirer is responsible for and shall indemnify the company against to the start of the holiday. It does not give a pro rata refund if one or booking made by the Hirer after it has issued a booking confirmation. any claim or charge made by any Navigation Authority for damage to more persons are unable to take the holiday. Cover is only provided In the event of a cancellation, the deposit will be forfeited and the waterway property or loss of water. for those persons named on the booking form. Any claim must be Hirer will pay the balance on the due date. The company may, at its supported by documentary evidence. discretion, waive the balance fee if the company successfully re-lets 10. Repairs and Breakdowns. The Hirer shall notify the company in the boat for the whole of the hire period. the event of breakdown, damage, theft or loss and shall provide full Any claim must be made at the earliest opportunity by telephone details and shall comply with all company instructions. The Hirer must and backed up in written form via Recorded Delivery Mail. Qualifying 5. Hire Period, Collection and Return of the Boat. The hire period is not allow any repairs, adjustment or service without the company’s circumstances include: - Death, injury, illness, pregnancy complications as shown on the booking confirmation sheet.IT IS VERY IMPORTANT prior approval. The Hirer shall have no claim on the company as a or confinement immediately prior to holiday commencement (certified THAT YOU ARE AT THE BASE IN TIME TO COLLECT YOUR BOAT. THE result of breakdown or the failures of the boat and its equipment, or in all cases by a qualified registered Medical Practitioner in writing) ‘WINDOW’ FOR ARRIVAL IS 14.00 - 16.00. YOU MUST ARRANGE TO for any delays caused by repairs to the boat. ARRIVE AT THE BASE WITHIN THIS ‘WINDOW’. YOU MUST ARRIVE The above circumstances would also apply to a near relative AT THE BASE IN TIME TO BOARD YOUR BOAT AND HAVE PROPER 11. Car parking & Hirer’s Personal Property. Free parking for (husband, wife, father, mother, parent-in-law, sister, brother, child) or INSTRUCTION BEFORE YOU WILL BE ALLOWED TO CRUISE. two vehicles is provided for customers by arrangement, although a close business associate. Jury Witness service in a court of law. Fire, Check in for holidays is from 14.00. Boats are available from 15.00. at certain times of the year spaces are limited. The Hirer agrees storm, flood, subsidence or malicious damage making the Hirer’s In order to cruise on the first day of your holiday, you must arrive at to comply with the Company’s instructions on car parking. home uninhabitable Police requiring the Hirer’s presence following the base before 16.00. If you arrive after 16.00 you may not have THE COMPANY ACCEPTS NO LIABILITY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE burglary at home or place of business. Cancelled orders in respect of a “boat handover” and you will not be able to cruise the boat. All TO VEHICLES OR THE CONTENTS THEREIN. The Hirer is particularly U.K. Police and Military Personnel. bases are closed from 17.00 and you will not be able to gain access. advised not to leave valuables or ready portable items in cars. The Before departure, the company will give the Hirer such instructions Hirer is strongly recommended to take out Personal Holiday Insurance. Page 53 TheTh Narrowboate Narrowboa Holidayt Holid Companyay Company

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