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Headlines and Changes Trowse Swing Bridge - not operatingAnyone heading for Norwich should keep an eye on the Broads Authority Website for updates. Network Rail are sourcing new parts at present and unfortunately the bridge is not able to operate manually so no openings are currently being offered. Network Rail will advise when they have a date for completion of the works.
Many of you travel home on the A11 why not divert and call at St George's Distillery, next turning after Snetterton, guided tours, shop selling over a 180 whiskeys + glasses, clothing, coffee shop etc. Great Yarmouth marine Festival 6th 7th Sept on the South Quay Tall Ships, traditional music,stalls, food etc contact details on events page. You may have noticed that the railway swing bridge on Lake Lothing is covered in shrinkwrap. It is in service but only swing 9:00 and 11:00 and 13:00 and 15:00 with 24 hours notice, works are now running 9 weeks late! and will not be finished until early September. Reedham swing bridge has had major repairs carried out over the winter and is working normally at this time, hopefully will not have a repeat of last summers delays.
Need a new cooker or water pump, lighting etc. Rainbow Conversions carry a large range of products at very competitive prices. www.rainbowconversions.co.uk
Boating TV channel launched, program's will be shown at 7:30pm Monday,Wednesday,Friday and Sunday on Sky channel 167 full details on www.boatingchannel.co.ukWebsite that might be of interest to you with local and national news on boating related topics and events. www.waterscape.com
A new RYA approved training establishment has opened in Bedfordshire. Walton Training run by Mike Costello a highly experienced yachtsman offering VHF DSC Radio and Day Skipper Theory Courses. Contact Mike on www.waltontraining.co.uk This season we really are going to make an effort to put together a calendar, please please please send your photo's action shots, landscapes, seascapes not forgetting comedy moments (normally plenty of those) .
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