Waterway history
White Moth’s arrival aids repairs to sister wherries
The wherry base at Wroxham is soon to celebrate a graceful fourth addition to its fleet when the wherry yacht White Moth sails in.
Campaign launched to buy Granary Staithe in Hoveton
Moves have begun to safeguard the future of an historic riverside site in Hoveton as a public open space.
Harry Nudd retires as staithe warden in Hickling
The end of a colourful chapter in the history of a Norfolk village will be marked at a parish council meeting tonight.
Lydia Eva setting sail from Great Yarmouth to King’s Lynn to celebrate new moorings on River Ouse
Historic steam drifter the Lydia Eva could be setting sail for King’s Lynn to celebrate the opening of the town’s new river moorings.
Woodbridge: Developers reveal plans for derelict Whisstocks boatyard site and Nunns Mill
PROPERTY chiefs responsible for two derelict sites have pledged to work closely with the community as they look to draw up suitable proposals for their re-development.
Stalham Broads museum prepares to sail into 2012 season
A team of volunteers are busying themselves behind closed doors in Stalham as they prepare a unique tourist attraction for the new season.
Lowestoft centre expands to restore heritage vessels
Over four decades it has trained successive generations of boat-builders and its graduates have found work in every corner of the country and even abroad.
- Boss of Lowestoft college views historic vessel Baden Powell at King’s Lynn
- Film and chips in King’s Lynn to raise funds to restore historic Wash fishing vessel Baden Powell
- King’s Lynn ferry consultation ‘flawed’, claims civic society
- Historic plans for Hunter’s Yard in Ludham
- Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival is a sailaway success
- Lord Nelson sailing ship set for Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival
- Museum to celebrate the life of Wildfowl and Wetland Trust founder Sir Peter Scott to open at Sutton Bridge Lighthouse, in Lincolnshire
- Norfolk charity set up to rescue and restore old wooden boats
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