Generally regarded as being one of the most beautiful in the United Kingdom. This website shows how the waterway was brought back into use.
 

The Birmingham Canal Navigations Society was originally formed as a registered charity in 1968. In 2002 The Birmingham Canal Navigations Society was reconstituted as a Company Limited by Guarantee. The Society’s original aims continue to conserve, improve and encourage a wide range of interests in the 100 mile network of Birmingham and Black Country waterways known as the BCN.

The Cotswold Canals Trust is restoring the Stroudwater Navigation and Thames & Severn Canal for the benefit of the public. This canal runs through Gloucestershire and part of Wiltshire traversing the glorious Cotswold Hills. The Trust has an active volunteer force working on several restoration projects.

A system of manmade canals, canalised river and navigable river including the Driffield Canal, parts of the River Hull, West Beck and Frodingham Beck. These navigable waterways north of Aike are managed by the Driffield Navigation Trust, who have almost finished works to restore navigation between the Humber and Driffield.