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home what is the issue? evidence for prn what can i do? frequently asked questions news access map media gallery shop sponsorship privacy disclaimer -- the campaign for who are we? we are a group of ordinary canoeists who work to gain recognition that there is, and always has been, a public right of navigation on our rivers. we are not judges or parliament so we cannot "tell" you what the true situation is. but we can show you the evidence of history, including what parliament and judges have said in the past. we also give others, if they can, the opportunity to explain the errors in our key assertions. we believe if you look at this evidence it will lead you to the inescapable conclusion that there is, and always has been, a public right of navigation on all rivers in england & wales, subject only to the physical constraints of the river and the size/nature of the craft using them. we have no commercial interest in the successful resolution of this issue. our objective is simply that canoeists, swimmers and others should be able to enjoy the pleasures of our rivers through river access - for all. news the latest news regarding river access read more access map a detailed review of rivers with access issues read more faq frequently asked questions on river access read more what's the issue? defining the issues behind river access read more evidence for prn the evidence for a public right of navigation read more what can i do? how you can help the campaign read more media promotional material, banners and signatures read more gallery people enjoying the rivers and the dangers we encounter read more shop promotional items read more sponsorship become a sponsor of read more latest news this is the latest news from including statements from others relating to access. if you have a news item please visit the news section for more news items. understanding the evidence welsh governments lack of knowledge on access, and its failure to understand some of the key issues. read more remember clause 33 ... or forget magna carta this years celebration of the 800th anniversary of the first sealing of magna carta will attract a great deal of attention. read more the angling trust dismisses magna carta mark lloyd of the angling trust has dismissed the magna carta, defra advice and british library evidence with just nine words... read more welsh government need more time to make plans when the welsh government minister, john griffiths, announced the review of legislation addressing access to the countryside (including waterways) the objectives were clear... read more new approach from new minister? in a surprise twist on the recent government reshuffle, dan rogerson, the liberal democrat mp for north cornwall, has gained inland waterways within his ministerial portfolio. read more gone fishing? richard benyon, allegedly the richest mp in parliament, has been sacked from his job as parliamentary under-secretary of state for the natural environment, water and rural affairs at defra. read more welsh government moves to settle access issues john griffiths, minister for culture and sport in the welsh assembly government, has announced plans to introduce legislation to settle access to and along rivers in wales. read more reorganised agencies in wales a new agency, natural resources wales, has taken over the functions of the countryside council for wales, environment agency wales and forestry commission wales, as well as some functions of welsh governmenty. read more lets get it clear after finding itself on the opposite side of the argument from defra over keith the seal, the angling trust now finds its stance on riparian owners rights to control navigation by canoes at odds with what defra say. read more changing your mind when the facts change, i change my mind. what do you do? - john maynard keynes. the angling trust change their mind too. when they learned that a seal was in the river severn and eating fish (as seals will) they applied to a licence to shoot it. read more it was a simple enough question but not answered owen paterson, secretary of state for the environment, food & rural affairs chose not to answer... read more why does richard benyon continue to encourage angling groups to believe they have a veto over navigation? the angling trust have issued a statement quoting an interview with richard benyon, saying voluntary access agreements as the only way forward and anglers deserve to be respected, seemingly at the expense of every other interest group... read more paul heiney, presenter of countrywise on itv, has signed up as a supporter of . are proud to welcome paul heineyas a supporter. paul writes... "over a few decades we have seen enormous progress in giving each and every one of us access to all parts of the countryside. where once we were barred, we are now free to roam the hills and fells, the moors and the dales. it has been a real revolution." read more world's foremost extreme kayaker supports shaun holds 4 world records for paddling off huge waterfalls, down seemingly impossible gradients, and even the "land speed record" for a kayak (on snow!). read more what others say we also give others, if they can, the opportunity to explain the errors in our key assertions. so if you know of such an error please tell us. go to the what others say page to read more. professor nigel saul in magna carta ......... , clause 33 was to be of enormous significance in the history of navigation in this country, because it established the principle of free passage along england's rivers, so laying the foundations for transport development in the industrial revolution. professor nigel saul, professor of medieval history, royal holloway university of london (from a lecture to the all party parliamentary group on the constitution, 26 february 2013) professor nigel saul professor nigel saul - professor of medieval history, royal holloway university of london (from a lecture to the all party parliamentary group on the constitution, 26 february 2013) alun michael i have seen the paper "(the right of navigation on non tidal rivers and the common law - rev. douglas caffyn)" and it is clear that dr caffyn has researched this area of law very thoroughly. alun michael minister of state for rural affairs and local environmental quality (defra), 2001 - 2005 douglas caffyn in common law there is a public right of navigation on all non-tidal rivers which are naturally physically navigable by small boats and on those rivers which have been made physically navigable at public expense. douglas caffyn the right of navigation on non - tidal rivers and the common law, 2004 mr justice lightman public right of navigation may only be extinguished by legislation or exercise of statutory powers or by destruction of the subject matter of prn e.g. through silting up of the watercourse. mr justice lightman josie rowland v environment agency. 2002. case no: hc 0102371. arthur telling ten years ago the house of lords select committee on sport and leisure gave much attention to the use of our rivers as a much needed resource for recreation and especially for navigation. certain problems were identified: the need to open more water for navigation, the conflicts between navigators and anglers, and above all the uncertainties of the legal position about public rights of navigation. these problems remain largely unresolved. arthur telling the public right of navigation - a report to the sports council and the water space amenity commission, 1985 house of lords select committee the legal question of rights of way over water must be settled. a number of different legal interpretations of this right of way have been referred to in evidence and it is time for these to be resolved. house of lords select committee house of lords select committee on sport & leisure, 1973. national federation of anglers, the water space amenity commission and the bcu ... to work actively towards and ultimately ac

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