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Activity on the Water Event - Postponed

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21 May 2022 to 21 May 2023

This event has been postponed until further notice.

Open Days 2021/22

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Every winter we replace lock gates, dredge to ensure the water is deep enough for boats, undertake maintenance on our mechanical structures, and carry out a host of other heritage repairs and tasks to keep the network open and help ensure its resilience to climate change.

Events Assistant Volunteer - Nottinghamshire

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Due to the current situation with Coronavirus, this is on hold at the moment. If you sign up, we’ll endeavour to update you as soon as we can. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause"

Events Assistant Volunteer - Lincolnshire

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Due to the current situation with Coronavirus, this is on hold at the moment. If you sign up, we’ll endeavour to update you as soon as we can. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

Pocklington Canal

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This idyllic rural waterway is one of our top canals for wildlife in the country. Once threatened, the canal was saved by the work of energetic local volunteers and campaigners, and is now home to three Sites of Special Scientific Interest.

Dudley No 1 Canal

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The Dudley Canal was built to serve the industrial area to the west of Dudley, and later to connect the canal system to the east of the town. The famously claustrophobic Dudley Tunnel is a powerful reminder of the canal’s history.

Weaver Navigation

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The legacy of this river navigation’s industrial history has been, in many places, the creation of special places for nature to flourish.

Walsall Canal

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The Walsall Canal is fast becoming an example of an urban waterway revived. The canal has been cleaned up and the environment improved, making it a true haven for local people.

Kingswood Arm (North Stratford Canal)

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The Kingswood Arm is an extremely short section of the Stratford Canal, linking it with the Warwick & Birmingham Canal (now the Grand Union Canal).

Let’s Fish! End of Season Team Event 2021

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Let’s Fish! End of Season Team Event 2021