Pocklington Canal

Telling the tale of the Pocklington Canal

12 November 2018

This has now been put in place along the canal, with a mix of (traditional) lectern panels, more structural upright units and a fingerpost sign at Melbourne Arm.

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Going wild in the school holidays

2 September 2018

Throughout August the canal hosted a fun series of wildlife family events, led by Phil Taylor of Green Underwing Wildlife Education.

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Celebrating 200 years of the Pocklington Canal

20 August 2018

July 2018 was certainly a busy month for Canal & River Trust and the Pocklington Canal Amenity Society (PCAS), as we celebrated our bicentenary.

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A sunny heritage event on the canal

24 May 2018

On Sunday 20 May 2018 we celebrated the heritage of the Pocklington Canal at our open day event. The sun was shining, which made a special day event better.

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Easter fun… despite the weather!

6 April 2018

One of our first events of the year took place last weekend, with a Easter Activity Challenge to mark the start of the bicentenary year and the return of the Pocklington Canal summer boat trips. Despite the grey skies, many families wrapped up warm to join us on Easter Sunday.

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Project progress to date

12 March 2018

Our March – June events 2018 guide is now out, but what else has been happening with the project over the last few months?

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What a year!

22 December 2017

We’re nearly halfway through this project, and as 2017 draws to a close it seems a good time to reflect back on the year, and to reveal what’s coming next.

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Making space for nature

4 December 2017

A major part of this project is habitat improvements within the Pocklington Canal Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Dredging is currently underway to create open water habitats in areas that have become dominated by reed sweet-grass.

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About this Blog

Pocklington Canal – a gem in the landscape has been supported by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, we will be restoring Church Bridge and Swing Bridge No 7, restoring the special wildlife habitats along the canal and running a series of exciting community events and activities to showcase the rich heritage of this idyllic rural East Yorkshire canal.

Pocklington Canal

Telling the tale of the Pocklington Canal

Going wild in the school holidays

Celebrating 200 years of the Pocklington Canal

A sunny heritage event on the canal

Easter fun… despite the weather!

Project progress to date

What a year!

Making space for nature

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