We are a Registered Charity, no. 308009, and are supported and regulated by the Charity Commission. They govern all UK Registered Charities, and hold details of the constitution of our organisation.
We are also a member of the London Federation of Youth Clubs, who give us support and guidance on many aspects of our running, as well as help with finding sources of funds and keeping us in touch with matters affecting similar clubs and organisations to ourselves.
We are members of the Community Boats Association, who regulate the training and qualification of our Narrowboat Skippers. We are also an approved training centre for the Certificate in Community Boats Management, and pride ourselves in providing some of the best training in our area.
The BWB manages and maintains the canal, and they have also helped us on numerous occasions with our projects.
A voluntary organisation that helps restore derelict and unused canals in Britain. Their weekend and weeklong working parties have helped unlock many miles of previously neglected wayerways, and the WRG have played an important role in coordination local canal restorations schemes all over Britain.
Formerly a Victorian ice warehouse for ice-cream maker Carlo Gatti, the London Canal Museum houses an excellent display on the history of London's canals and also the history of ice-cream making. Working in association with the London Canal Museum, we often take school parties and other groups on Narrowboat trips down to the museum.
Offers an extensive database of links to all things Castle related!
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The Pirate Castle is located very close to Camden Market at Hampstead Road Lock (now commonly known as Camden Lock), and we provide an ideal base for visits to this lively and cosmopolitan mecca for youth and alternative culture.
Camden Lock Market is very close to the Pirate Castle - here's a website about the market
Another website about the local area
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