Where locks and other canal structures are listed Historic England will be interested in any works carried out to them.
Many years ago BW replaced lock gates on the Hanwell flight which is a scheduled monument without top gate paddles which were in situ when it was listed. This caused a major ruction with IWA etc and resulted in BW having to revise their procedures in dealing with listed structures
Any statutory matters are now administered by Historic England. English Heritage who now just look after certain historic buildings were spun off as a charity like CRT, several years ago,
no, you are referring to the view West from Westbourne Terrace Road bridge. This photo is looking east from Warwick Avenue Bridge towards the tunnel, now lined both sides by permanent moorings.
Just found a picture of it:
10165E to 101667E are taken on the Chelmer and Blackwater navigation
101656E to 101667E are of the Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation
101656E 666 and 667 is Springfileld lock and basin
101659E is Beeliegh Lock and weir
101660E & 661is Paper Mill Lock
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