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recent development source email statement from iwa chelmsford branch, for more info see chelmsfordboats.co.uk

[edit] To Do

  • Edit and expand this list.
  • More background on founding.
  • Funding activities?
  • List of canals re opened with iwa help
  • List of canals currently being worked on
  • Organisational structure, regional branches etc.
  • Regestered charity number?
  • more on national waterways festival, reason for starting, possible list of festivals?/notable festivals?
  • more on waterways recovery group (WRG) (synopsis for linking to main artical)
  • relationship with other british inland waterway organisations.

Struds 00:28, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

Charity Number is 212342

Catwhoorg 14:01, 11 June 2007 (UTC)

I've added that to the article - you could have done so! Do we have a template for that link? Andy Mabbett 14:37, 11 June 2007 (UTC)


[edit] Festival Loctations Table

Work in progress - Pulled most of the data from the IWA Diamond Jubilee history write up. There are a lot of blanks to work on. Need to dig out some old newsletters to see if I can find more to fill in these gaps. Any input much appreciated Catwhoorg 19:51, 11 June 2007 (UTC)

Year Membership National Rally Location # Boats # Visitors
1960 Stoke on Trent
1961 Aylesbury
1962 Stourbridge
1963 Little Venice (Grand Union)
1964 Stratford-upon-Avon
1965 Blackburn
1966 Marple 250
1967 5000 Leicester 350
1968 Liverpool 170
1969
1970 Guildford 380 50000
1971 7000 Northampton
1972 9500 Lymm 500
1973 Ely 255 30000
1974 12000 Nottingham 600
1975 York
1976 Peterborough 142 33000
1977 Reading 370
1978 15000 Titford Pools
1979 17728 Northwich 622 30000
1980 19274 Lea Bridge 500 25000
1981 18838 Leeds 410
1982 Titford Pools 500 40000
1983 Wigan 428 50000
1984 Hawkesbury 661
1985 Milton Keynes 514 30000
1986 Brentford 450
1987 Hawkesbury 530 50000
1988 Castlefield
1989 22000 Waltham Abbey 525 50000
1990 22268* Gloucester
1991 Windmill End 768 385000
1992 Wakefield
1993 19167 Peterborough 487 78000
1994 17730 Waltham Abbey
1995 Chester
1996 17501 Windmill End
1997 Henley 558 27500
1998 Salford Keys
1999 16869 Worcester
2000 16739 Waltham Abbey
2001 Milton Keynes 347 25000
2002 17544 Huddersfield 191
2003 Beale Park 567 32000
2004 Burton on Trent 24000
2005 17242 Preston Brook
2006 Henley 600 28000
2007 St Ives


* Computerisation of the membership list showed this was an overstatement by about 2000-3000 **Police Estimate - yes 385 000, this year was if I remember rightly an 'open' site with no admission charges, plus being right in the heart of the connurbation there were a LOT of people. ***The Year of Great Mud. I'll have to dig out some of the pcitures of this one.