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Bradley332

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  1. Thanks for all of your replies. It does seem a little vague. I have been in touch with CRT to try and get some more clarity. A friend of mine used to live on a boat and she has said that fencing off/using land was most certainly not allowed. I am surprised when I see areas of land fenced off and being used privately, whether for storage and/or seating/eating and so on - it doesn't seem right somehow. I am wondering of the CRT take a lenient approach and don't "police" such situations? Anyway, thanks again for your replies.
  2. Thanks for all of your replies so far. To be clear, my interest is from a "walkers" perspective and non boat owner to be clear (however I am considering the possibility and have been looking at boats). Apologies for lack of clarity. I walk a particular stretch of canal frequently and have become increasingly aware of a number of areas that have been fenced off that are being used exclusively by the adjacent permanently moored canal boats for what looks like storage, seating, growing things, rubbish, etc. Is there the potential for "adverse possession" and why does the CRT permit this to happen? I read somewhere where a piece of land had been fenced off and they have since been told to remove it. I am just looking for clarity. Can anybody with a permanent mooring simply fence off land and have exclusive access without being told not to by the CRT? The stretch of canal in question also falls with a conservation area, which may be worth mentioning. Apart from the fact that it does look a mess to be honest. Any clarity appreciated. Thanks Sarah
  3. Hello to all canal boat owners out there! I was hoping that somebody would be able to clarify something. Are permanently (residential) moored boats (moored on towpath side) allowed to fence off areas of land beyond the towpath opposite their boats and use this area for storage of various items? Hoping that somebody can clarify. Bye for now! S
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