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Address: Island House, Moor Road, Chesham, HP5 1WA

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01494 783453

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IWA

The Inland Waterways Association

Island house, Moor Rd, Chesham HP5 1WA

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Red diesel consultation response

We have submitted our response to HM Treasury’s consultation on removing access to red diesel for propulsion on the inland waterways from April 2022.

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Environment Bill response champions waterways heritage, sustainability & restoration

Our response to the Environment Bill – currently going through the parliamentary bill process – included comments on heritage, air quality, water resources and biodiversity net gain.

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New vision for sustainable boating

To make sure boats on the inland waterways don’t get left behind in the country’s progress to zero CO2 emissions…

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IWA Volunteer Awards 2020

IWA’s annual Volunteer Awards were announced at the virtual AGM on Saturday 26th September and introduced by Audrey Smith OBE, Chair of the Association’s Volunteer Awards panel.

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IWA appoints new trustees

Following a recruitment drive amongst IWA’s membership, five new trustees were announced at the Association’s AGM on Saturday 26th September. Earlier…

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Covid-19 and the inland waterways

Can I visit the waterways? As government continues to review measures relating to Covid-19, it is important to follow social…

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