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Articles
4th November 2011: Bernard Cribbins receives OBE from Princess Anne
Trust mentioned in article in Daily Telegraph. Well done Bernard!
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April 2011
The Irish Times reported on the grand opening of the new facilities at Lough Carrigavantry in Co Waterford, including their Coulam 16 Wheelyboat.
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Cornish & Devon Post reported on the launch of the first Countryside Mobility South West Mk III Wheelyboat launched at Tamar Lakes.
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October 2010
Service personnel injured in Afghanistan fish the River Tweed, assisted by Bill Quarry, Tweed Wheelyboats Development Officer.
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Waterford City & County Trout Anglers Association in Ireland launched their new Coulam 16 Wheelyboat.
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September 2010
Cornwall Today magazine published article about the Mk III Wheelyboat at Golant on the River Fowey. To download a copy click on the image below:
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July 2010
Injured service personnel enjoy a week's salmon fishing on the River Tweed at Carham organised by Bill Quarry, Tweed Wheelyboats Development Officer.
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May 2010
The May 2010 issue of leading game angling monthly, Fly Fishing & Fly Tying, included an article by Peter Lapsley on three charities working in the fly fishing arena, including The Wheelyboat Trust.
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