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"Consequently, the National Trust has launched an urgent appeal to raise funds for the vessel's purchase and restoration. £200,000 is required (by 17 September 2011) to transfer the vessel to National Trust ownership, and a further £300,000 is required to fully restore the barge and support it in the future.[4] However, if the appeal fails, her details will be recorded, and she will be broken up.[4]"
