Bruce Napier explained : > Story here on NBW that continuous cruisers fall within S225 of the > Housing Act 2004, which means we are "travellers" and LAs have to make > provision for us: > > http://hiothee.notlong.com or > > http://www.narrowboatworld.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1404:continuous-cruisers-mooring-shock&catid=30:news-flash&Itemid=38 > > Does this mean dedicated 14 day moorings? Don't tell me, we'd have to > pay a premium on the licence to get it :-{{ > No but you will have to have a warden and barriers to keep the rest of us out. O and a sign on the back of the boat saying "Waterway Maintenance" :D
-- Brian traveling on Harnser http://nbharnser.blogspot.com/ If you have a "Waterway Maintenance" sign on the back of the boat .... Does that mean you get a free license? : -) John nb Charlotte Rose [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
