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*{{WDTK|Environment Agency, The|environment_agency}} | *{{WDTK|Environment Agency, The|environment_agency}} | ||
*Essex Waterways Limited | *Essex Waterways Limited | ||
*{{WDTK|Lake District National Park Authority|lake_district_national_park_authority}} | |||
*{{WDTK|Middle Level Commissioners|middle_level_commissioners}} | *{{WDTK|Middle Level Commissioners|middle_level_commissioners}} | ||
*National Trust | *National Trust | ||
Revision as of 22:05, 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 Environment Agency, the Broads Authority and British Waterways Board are subject to the Freedom of Information Act 2000, most of the other navigation authorities are not.
incomplete list:
- Avon Navigation Trust
- British Waterways
- Broads Authority
- Chichester Ship Canal Trust
- Conservators of the River Cam (http://www.camconservators.co.uk/)
- Dart Harbour and Navigation Authority
- Driffield Navigation Trust
- Environment Agency, The
- Essex Waterways Limited
- Lake District National Park Authority
- Middle Level Commissioners
- National Trust
- Port of London Authority
- Whitchurch Waterways Trust
