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Stoppage Programme October 2005 - April 2006 BW_Stop_05-06.qxd 17/8/05 3:41 pm Page 1 STOPPAGE PROGRAMME OCTOBER 2005 - APRIL 2006 Inverness Caledonian Canal Fort William Crinan CCrinanrinan CCanalanal Forthe & Clyde Canal Falkirk Edinburgh Glasgow MAP A (Page 2) Tees Navigation Lancaster Canal Ripon Ure Navigation MAP B (Page 3) Lancaster York Leeds & Pocklington Canal Liverpool Canal Leeds RibbleRibble LinkLink MAPMAP C (Page(Page 4)4) Rochdale Canal Aire & Calder HHuddersfielduddersfield Navigation LLiverpooliverpool NarrowNarrow CanalCanal ManchesterManchester SheffieldSheffield & Sheffield Warrington SouthSouth YorkshireYorkshire Fossdyke Canal MAPMAP D (Page(Page 5)5) NavsNavs Chesterfield Canal Lincoln MacclesfieldMacclesfield CCanalanal Chester River Trent River Witham NNottinghamottingham Newark-On-TrentNewark-On-Trent Boston LlangollenLlangollen CanalCanal Llangollen TTrentrent & MerseyMersey CanalCanal GranthamGrantham CanalCanal MontgomeryMontgomery CanalCanal SShropshirehropshire UnionUnion CanalCanal MAP F (Page 7) River Soar BirminghamBirmingham Newtown MarketMarket HarboroughHarborough WorcsWorcs & BB’ham’hamham CanalCanal StaffsStaffs & WorcsWorcs CanalCanal Grand Union Worcester Canal MAPMAP E (Page(Page 6)6) MiltonMilton KeynesKeynes MAP D Insert River Severn Brecon Navigation Oxford Canal Gloucester RiverRiver StortStort NavigationNavigation Swansea Canal MonmouthshireMonmouthshire & BreconBrecon CanalCanal GloucesterGloucester & Aylesbury RRiveriver LLeeee NavigationNavigation SharpnessSharpness CanalCanal Oxford RegentRRegent’segent’s CanalCanal Reading Bristol MAP F Insert 1 MAPMAP E InsertInsert Kennet & Avon Canal London MAP F Insert 2 Bridgwater & Taunton Canal Taunton BW_Stop_05-06.qxd 17/8/05 3:41 pm Page 2 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Waterway Maps This coming winter will see an increased number of lock gate replacements Map A 2 and other projects to improve service quality. In planning these works, we Map B 3 have tried to keep open at least one long distance route between north and Map C 4 south, but regret this has not always been possible owing to the extent of the works. Map D 5 Map E 6 Preventative maintenance such as replacing culverts and repairing bridges Map F 7 are another feature of the programme and these also require stoppages of the waterways. Increasingly we are planning these further ahead in order Stoppage Table 8-18 to reduce emergency closures. Winter Opening Hours 19-22 As in previous years, some of this year’s stoppages are a result of other organisations’ investment in infrastructure, with the Highways Agency and Other Navigation Authorities 22 Network Rail needing access to some of our waterways for the construction or improvement of bridges. Office Contact Details 23 If your cruising plans are particularly time sensitive, we strongly recommend that you confirm dates with the local waterway office before you set off. Most stoppages start early on Monday mornings and finish late afternoon or early evening on Fridays. Please do not plan your passage until Saturday morning. Winter opening hours Please see pages 19 - 22 for winter opening hours. Staying up to date with the latest stoppage information Unforeseen circumstances inevitably mean that occasionally we have to cancel, postpone, extend or create new stoppages to deal with operational problems, but we have put in place improved systems to keep you up to date. Waterscape.com is updated with the latest stoppage information as it happens. You can browse stoppage listings on the website, or download the latest version in PDF or spreadsheet form (CSV). • simply point your browser to www.waterscape.com/boating and click ‘Stoppages and restrictions’ • from the same page, you can also subscribe to regular email stoppage updates • or to view the information on the move, if you have a WAP-enabled mobile phone, go to www.waterscape.com/mobile You can find much more boating information in Waterscape.com’s new Boaters’ Guides – navigate the site to the waterway you want, then click ‘Boating’ on the left. All maps © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved British Waterways, 100001984343, 2005 BW_Stop_05-06.qxd 17/8/05 3:41 pm Page 3 MAP A Stoppages 7 Nov 05 - 16 Dec 05 7 Nov 05 - 17 Mar 06 inc Christmas BW Offices 9 Jan 06 - 17 Mar 06 Extends beyond above dates Waterway unit boundaries N INVERNESS Dochgarroch Lock InvernessInverness (1 Nov 05 - 29 Jan 06) Check with your local office for verification before travel Main Office Canal House, Applecross Street, Glasgow G4 9SP T 0141 332 6936 Caledonian Canal Caledonian Canal Canal Office, Seaport Marina, Muirtown Wharf, Mount Alexandra Aqueduct, Bannavie CorpachCorpach DDoubleouble LLockock EEmbankmentmbankment (9 Jan 06 - 3 Mar 06) Inverness IV3 5LE (6 MarMar 0606 - 2626 MarMar 0606) Corpach Fort William T 01463 233 140 Crinan Canal Canal Office, Pier Square, Ardrishaig, Lochgilphead, Argyll PA30 8DZ T 01546 603210 Lowland Canals New Port Downie, Lime Road, Tamfourhill, Falkirk FK1 4RS T 01324 671217 BellanochBellanoch (1414 NovNov 0505 - 2525 NovNov 0505) Crinan Canal CrinanCrinan ArdishaigArdishaig LockLock 4 toto GlenburnGlenburn EmbankmentEmbankment (9 JanJan 0606 - 3131 MarMar 0606) ARDRISHAIG Ardrishaig Swing Bridge (14 Nov 05 - 31 Mar 06) LockLock 1212 toto LockLock 1616 (9 JanJan 0606 - 2424 MarMar 0606) Lock 19 (7 Nov 05 - 23 Dec 05) FALKIRK Lock 20 (14 Nov 05 - 2 Dec 05) FalkirkFalkirk RoadRoad A899A899 RRoxburnoxburn BBridgeBridgridge Falkirk Wheel (9 Jan 06 - 19 Jan 06) ((090909 JanJan 0606 - 0505 MarMar 06)0606) Glen Village, Falkirk (31 Oct 05 - 23 Dec 05) LLockock 2929 (9 JanJan 0606 - 1010 FebFeb 0606) Forth & Cyde Canal Union Canal EdinburghEdinburgh GGlasgowlasgow BBranchranch (3131 OctOct 0505 - 1010 MarMar 0606) GLASGOW GlasgowGlasgow Monkland Canal STOPPAGES 02 BW_Stop_05-06.qxd 17/8/053:41pmPage4 03 MAP B STOPPAGES Bridge 102 (Moor Lane Bridge) N (9 Jan 06 - 17 Mar 06) Check with your local Yorkshire LancasterLancaster office for verification Customer Service Team, Lock before travel Gargrave Locks 30 to 35 Lane, Castleford, Glasson Canal (5 Dec 05 - 23 Dec 05) West Yorkshire WF10 2LH Lock 1 to Lock 7 North West BankBank NewtonNewton LocksLocks 3636 toto 4141 (6 Feb 06 - 17 Mar 06) andandand Embankment,EmbankmentEmbankment (9 JanJan 0606 - 1717 MarMar 0606) T 01977 554351 Trafalgar House, BBridgeridge 116565 BBankank NNewtonewton ttoo BBridgeridge 1169a69a GGargraveargrave (2 JanJan 0606 - 2929 JanJan 0606) SkiptonSkipton Temple Court, Birchwood, Greenberfield Locks 42 to 44 (7 Nov 05 - 16 Dec 05) Warrington Lancaster Canal WA3 6GD Leeds & Liverpool Canal Stoppages T 01925 847700 Bingley Five Rise Locks 25 to 29 (7 Nov 05 - 4 Dec 05) Bridge 47 (Green Man Bridge) Bingley Three Rise Locks 22 to 24 (7 Nov 05 - 4 Dec 05) Dowley Gap Aqueduct (23 Jan 06 - 3 Mar 06) Barrowford Locks 45 to 51 BingleyBingley Field Locks 16 to 18 (13 Mar 06 - 31 Mar 06) 9 Jan06-17Mar 7 Nov05-16Dec (9 Jan 06 - 27 Jan 06) (between Locks 19 and 20) (7 Nov 05 - 31 Mar 06) Riverside Court Embankment, Saltaire LeedsLeeds (Hirst Lock to Shipley) (9 Jan 06 - 17 Mar 06) LEEDS Bridge 130A to Bridge 103E Burnley BradfordBradford (9 Jan 06 - 10 Mar 06) St Ann’s Ing Lock 3 (6 Feb 06 - 26 Feb 06) PrestonPreston BurnleyBurnley Office Lock 2 (27 Feb 06 - 5 Mar 06) Ribble Link Blackburn Locks 52 to 57 (30 Jan 06 - 10 Feb 06) BlackburnBlackburn Rochdale Canal Ganny Lock (5 Dec 05 - 19 Dec 05) Calder & Hebble Extends beyondabovedates 7 Nov05-17Mar06incChristmas Johnsons Hillock Locks 58 - 64 Navigation (9 Jan 06 - 3 Mar 06) East Summit Lock 36 to WakefieldWakefield Rufford Branch Littleborough Bottom Lock 48 ColneColne BridgeBridge LockLock 2 (27277 Nov NovNo v05 0505 - -21 2121 Nov NovNo v05 0505)) HuddersfieldHuddersfield (Leeds & Liverpool Canal) (7 Nov 05 - 21 Dec 05) LLibraryibrary LockLock 1111 (5 DecDec 0505 - 1919 DecDec 0505) GolgarGolgar BrookBrook LockLock 1515 EastEast (6 MarMar 0606 - 2020 MarMar 0606) Rough Holme Lock 12 East to Ramsden Lowest Lock 13 East (9 Jan 06 - 6 Feb 06) STANDEDGE VISITOR CENTRE Huddersfield Narrow Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal Leeds & Liverpool Canal WiganWigan River Irk Aqueduct (Ongoing - TBC) LockLock 2121 WestWest toto LockLock 2525 WestWest (9 JanJan 0606 - 1717 MarMar 0606) Wigan Locks 66 to 85 (9 Jan 06 - 31 Mar 06) Mills Hill Lock 64 to Picadilly Basin Lock 83 LockLock 1515 West,West, RoachesRoaches LockLock toto LockLock 1919 West,West, RoyalRoyal GeorgeGeorge (7 NovNov 0505 - 2 DecDec 0055) (7 Nov 05 - 16 Dec 05) See map C on page 4 LeighLeigh LockLock 8 WestWest toto LockLock 1212 WestWest (7 NovNov 0505 - 1717 MarMar 0606) ManchesterManchester Ashton Canal Waterway unitboundaries BW Offices LLockock 1 WestWest toto LockLock 7 WestWest (9 JanJan 0606 - 2727 JanJan 0606) Lock 1, Bottom Lock to Lock 18 Top Lock (9 Jan 06 - 3 Mar 06) Liverpool Docks WARRINGTON Canning River Entrance (24 Oct 05 - 13 Apr 06) WarringtonWarrington LiverpoolLiverpool See map D MarpleMarple MarpleMarple LocksLocks 1 ttoo 1616 (7 NovNov 0505 - 1616 DecDec 0505) SheffieldSheffield on page 5 Peak Forest Canal BW_Stop_05-06.qxd 17/8/05 3:41 pm Page 5 MAP C Stoppages 7 Nov 05 - 16 Dec 05 7 Nov 05 - 17 Mar 06 inc Christmas BW Offices 9 Jan 06 - 17 Mar 06 Extends beyond above dates Waterway unit boundaries BradfordBradford LEEDS St Ann’s Ing Lock 3 (6 Feb 06 - 26 Feb 06) SelbySelby Office Lock 2 (27 Feb 06 - 5 Mar 06) See map B Aire & Calder Navigation Main Line on page 3 Selby Canal CASTLEFORD CastlefordCastleford Ganny Lock (5 Dec 05 - 19 Dec 05) GooleGoole KnottingleyKnottingley Calder & Hebble Navigation Colne Bridge Lock 2 (7 Nov 05 - 21 Nov 05) WakefieldWakefield HuddersfieldHuddersfield New Junction Canal Library Lock 11 (5 Dec 05 - 19 Dec 05) Stainforth & Keadby Canal N Keadby Lock (31 Oct 05 - 31 Mar 06) DoncasterDoncaster Sheffield & South Yorkshire Navigations Kilnhurst Lock (6 Feb 06 - 20 Feb 06) Check with your local SheffieldSheffield office for verification GainsboroughGainsborough RotherhamRotherham before travel Yorkshire Forest Top Lock (9 Jan 06 - 3 Feb 06) Customer Service Team, WorksopWorksop Lock Lane, Castleford, Chesterfield Canal EastEast RetfordRetford West Yorkshire WF10 2LH T 01977 554351 East Midlands The Kiln, Mather Road, Newark, Notts.
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