AWA Meet with Policy Connect about Health APPG On 29 May 2024, the Accessible Waterways Association met with representatives of Policy Connect, a cross-party think tank which provides the secretariat…
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Braunston History Boat Rally
We are pleased to have been invited to have a stand in the marquee for this prestigious annual event celebrating it twentieth year! Come and meet us to have a…
Crick Guess the Ducks 2024
Guess the Ducks 2024 We had a bowl full of ducks at the Crick Boat Show and ran a competition to guess the number of ducks! This was a fantastic…
Campaign for canal access for people with disabilities
AWA urge Erewash Borough Council to reconsider canal access for people with disabilities. People with disabilities, additional needs, and families with pushchairs, are joining forces to campaign for greater consideration…
Why a Duck?
The AWA Logo – why a duck? Our logo was designed by our dear friend and artist Simon Wallis, (Red One Creative Solutions).
Bollards!
Accessible Mooring Bollards At the Towards Accessible Waterways Day in December, Dick Vincent of Canal and River Trust introduced a prototype of the new accessible mooring bollards. This has been…
Crick 2024
Crick 2024 Billed as Britain’s biggest Inland Waterways Festival, Crick 2024 takes place over the late May Bank Holiday weekend 25-27 May. We will be having a stand in the…
BoatLife 2024
BoatLife 2024 We are delighted to be attending the BoatLife 2024 show at the Birmingham NEC. Find us at stand E209, conveniently located by the Inland Bar Feature in Hall…
Towards Accessible Waterways 2023
The Towards Accessible Waterways 2023 day is being run by the Accessible Waterways Association in conjunction with the Canal & River Trust and aimed at anyone with accessibility needs. You do…
Towards Accessible Waterways Day 2023
Report of the Towards Accessible Waterways Day 2023 Saturday 2 December 2023 can be hailed as a great success for the Accessible Waterways Association (AWA). Despite the weather, and some…