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Zuleika's book boat
3 Jul 2009 at 12:00pm
The Book Barge is now open for business, at Barton Marina. I heard about this in Thursday's' Express & Star, with its grating headline: Bookstore on a barge is one hull of an idea. But you might ha...

Talk at the Canal Museum: When London Became an Island
2 Jul 2009 at 12:00pm
There's an interesting talk tonight at 7:30pm at the London Canal Museum: How the book "When London Became an Island" came to be written: A talk by Robert Philpotts, author of the book, which is a ...

This Pontcysyllte Aqueduct post doesn't have the H-word in it
1 Jul 2009 at 9:06pm
This is a blog post about the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal. I bet it's the only occurrence of the 'Ponty' on the web this week (or last week) that doesn't mention the U-word, the W-word or the H...

Coppermill Lock repairs, and lock gate lock-miles
1 Jul 2009 at 12:00pm
It's taken me 6 months to mention it, but I was really impressed by the official pictures of the repair of Coppermill Lock on the Grand Union near Uxbridge, sent out by BW's press office in last Ja...


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The Oxon Boat Painting Company are a group of professional coach painters and artists with a broad knowledge of the techniques used in creating durable and stunning bodywork for your Narrowboat.

Hand painting all types of boats and specialising in the restoration/replication of historical working narrowboats, the company is based at Brinklow Boat Services building and fitting yard which is established boatyard well known for it's quality in this particular area of the industry.


Latest news...
1st March 2009

We are very proud to announce that we have just completed a re-paint for the famous historic Narrowboat Snipe. Snipe is one of the eight Cowburn and Cowpar motors built by Yarwoods around 1934/35....
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Latest news...
28th February 2009

1912 Dutch Barge Rotterdam.The hull has been shotblast and a two componet epoxy pitch has been thickly applied by Oxon Boat Painting Co. This fine vessel has been repaired by Steve Priest, Simon Wain and the owner Martin Clarke..