Inside the August issue of Towpath Talk, friends climb back in the pedalo for canal fundraiser; Jonathan Mosse continues his monthly look at freight developments on the inland waterways; and around 50 parliamentarians (MPs and peers) joined the Canal & River Trust at a reception at the Houses of Parliament ahead of the charity’s 10th anniversary.
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This month in Towpath Talk, the unprecedented high temperatures and prolonged dry spell has resulted in the Canal & River Trust taking action to manage the very low water levels; and a new milestone has been reached in the history of the Inland Waterways Association of Ireland (IWAI) with the official opening of its new headquarters to be known as IWAI HQ Dunrovin.
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