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So what are the options for those who’d like to be on the water when Big Ben strikes midnight and the fireworks begin?
City Cruises are providing a selection of passenger cruises, some including a buffet or dinner and dancing, but these are all but sold out already. At the time of writing there were gala dinners or champagne cruises still available at Thames Boat Cruises and with London Party Boats passengers can embark on a “fun, spectacular and mind-blowing voyage” on the MV Pride of London.
But why stray so far from the Cut when you could be tucked into a cosy canal-side pub with a tankard of real ale? What you need is the Canal and Riverside Pubs website. Browse your own local stretch of waterway to find each pub’s contact details listed, sometimes with a map, web address, food and facilities included. You can locate a pub by its road address or by the nearest lock, bridge or place. Where ever possible it is indicated whether there is a garden, children’s play area, WiFi and whether it is dog friendly.
It’s a hard job attempting to keep the guide up to date however, by continually visiting pubs and sampling the refreshments. If you visit one of the pubs listed on the site this new year’s eve, or know of a pub that they have yet to include in the guide, then please help the team by getting in touch. They’d love to hear of any updates to the information.
When you've read the guide you will want to buy a narrowboat to visit all the pubs!
Happy New Year!
The Rising Sun, Berkhamsted |
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Image Credits:
Fireworks on the Thames from the City Cruises website www.citycruises.com/newyear.htm
The Rising Sun Pub, George Street, Berkhamsted, HP4 2EG on the Grand Union Canal
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