Coronavirus (COVID-19) ADVICE FOR RIVER USERS Following updated government guidance on outdoor activities, some restrictions on the recreational use of the River Stour (and other Waterways in England) are eased. Please follow the Government’s advice on Coronavirus/Covid-19 to keep you and others safe. From Monday 1 June 2020, some further restrictions have been lifted on …
Coronavirus (COVID-19) ADVICE FOR RIVER USERS Following updated government guidance on outdoor activities, some restrictions on the recreational use of the River Stour (and other Waterways in England) are eased. Please follow the Government’s advice on Coronavirus/Covid-19 to keep you and others safe. UNPOWERED CRAFT – from 13 May 2020, private use canoeists, rowers, kayakers, …
In these uncertain times of the Covid-19 coronavirus, the River Stour Trust is having to make difficult decisions and think about how we can continue to operate in the future. The future of the River Stour Trust depends to a great extent on when we can resume our operations. At all times the safety of …
[Updated 25.03.20] In light of Government guidance regarding Coronavirus, the River Stour Trust is discussing the best course of action. We need to consider our responsibility with everyone’s health of the utmost priority. Please keep yourselves safe and rest assured we will keep you informed as soon as we know more. Office The office is …
If you want to canoe on many rivers and canals you will need a ‘licence’ to do so. The navigation authority for the Suffolk/Essex River Stour is the Environment Agency. Below are the ways in which you can ensure that you are contributing to the upkeep and maintenance of our beautiful river. You can become …