Twin Peaks for UK Waterways Freight

The village of Staythorpe had never seen the likes of Inland Navigator and its cargo before.

The British Government''s determination to take ''abnormal loads'' and other freight off the nation''s congested highways was underscored last month by the maiden voyage of the Inland Navigator . The vessel was purchased and converted at a cost of £ 500,000, 99% of which was met by a Department of ...

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