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*Broads Authority - a national park authority | *Broads Authority - a national park authority | ||
*Dart Harbour and Navigation Authority | *Dart Harbour and Navigation Authority | ||
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*Middle Level Commissioners | *Middle Level Commissioners | ||
*Port of London Authority | |||
==Resource== | ==Resource== | ||
*http://www.aina.org.uk/members.aspx | *http://www.aina.org.uk/members.aspx | ||
Revision as of 14:51, 1 May 2011
A quarter of the UK's inland waterways are controlled by 30 navigation authorities drawn from the public, private and voluntary sectors. [1]
The Conservators of the River Cam are an example http://www.camconservators.co.uk/
(The Environment Agency, the Broads Authority and British Waterways Board are subject to the act)
incomplete list:
- Avon Navigation Trust
- British Waterways - supported by grant-in-aid from Government
- Broads Authority - a national park authority
- Dart Harbour and Navigation Authority
- Environment Agency, The
- Middle Level Commissioners
- Port of London Authority
