Broken Rivers of the Norfolk Broads

[@tommylewis8042]

Great video im sure the tolls can give you a toll for the winter months like the fisherman use when they come from sea to store there boat but i agree with most of what your saying

[@cuttlefishpie3731]

You even have to have a british canoe membership to legally use a kayak or packraft on all waters in the UK. Apparently then you are covered for third party liability….has anyone heard of a kayak causing and damage or injury to others or their property?

[@Harrybollox]

For those who can afford it the broads will become a pastime for the wealthy, they will be happy, less traffic, more exclusivity. I doubt that’s what the broads authority strategy intends but it will be the outcome . As to increasing sewage, this is a product of overpopulation not being catered for by infrastructure expenditure, or possibly it’s just not feasible with the rapid onslaught of so many humans, that’s something generally that no government of any ilk that I know if in the world is tackling or even admits it’s an issue .

[@NorfolkBroadsForum]

Everybody should be able to afford the Broads, it's supposed to be a national park. Since the advent of social media many of us live in a blame culture. Zero lack of accountability and especially reason. All around are solutions. From huge opportunities to harness natural energy resources such as tidal energy and it all gets ignored. People should be able to drink the water out of the Norfolk Broads, today you could not even swim in it without serious risk to your health. Drainage systems are not maintained so sewage gets pumped in the rivers and flooding prevails with no action taken but that is okay because we can attribute it to climate change and charge everybody more money for less exchange. It's quite simply ridiculous

[@shanehumberstone5262]

There’s another organisation that are unfit for purpose that are on the great ouse