Bruce Napier <[email protected]> wrote:

>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? 

I think not.

There are probably plenty of 14-day moorings already.  The problem is
that some boaters appear to have difficulty leaving before 14 days has
expired.

>Don't tell me, we'd have to  pay a premium on the licence to get it :-{{

No need.  You obviously already know.

Adrian

Adrian Stott
07956-299966

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