Just to make the Community Forum aware of the current issue, look at https://www.facebook.com/groups/british ... 230829458/ and would be grateful for members to respond to the user evidence available on the British Canoeing West Midlands Region Facebook. Thanks

I have informed a Telford member and waiting for his response.

Hi Rae, Dave's in the loop on this, I have a contact with Charlie Miller BC Rep. who has had a similar 20 year experience of access. I have also sent a message to Carlos, Al B., Tom Docherty, Alan Darby about the importance of completing the questionnaire sent by British Canoeing, I would appreciate...

Hi Rae, what did they say at the Coaching Day? At present Rich and I (John) are meeting with Chantelle Grundy Chantelle Grundy British Canoeing Access & Environment Officer and Andrew Rudge responsible for gathering information (Questionnaire and map indicating access/egress) at 12 midday 1st May 20...

Sorry just picked this up. I suspect you were not challenged at the Wharfage because the rafting company hasn't started his season and he uses this site for launching as well as paying rent to Merrythought. We normally, get on at Dale End and a sign was put up to say "No Access to kayakers". We igno...

Access at Ironbridge: by Honda 1999, I'm in contact with Chantelle Grundy British Canoeing Access & Environment Officer Places to Paddle, can members of this forum help me to provide evidence of over 20 years at Ironbridge. Any contacts who can provide written or photographic evidence in order to pr...

Over the last 12 months I have been chasing various organisation from Telford Council, Home England enquiries and British Canoeing. At present we are waiting for British Canoeing to establish evidence for Public Rights of way at Ironbridge, which has been a long winded affair with me contacting them...

We have ran this section over the last five years on five occasions. However, the last two occasions (2017, 2018) we have been challenged about parking in the layby to the left of the bridge. The prime reason I believe was a farmer had put some gravel in the layby to access his field on river right ...