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4 days ago

Lapal Canal Trust volunteers had one of our regular litter picking exercises along the length of the ‘to be restored’ canal across the SellyOak shopping centre. We were delighted to be joined by Andy Street (Mayor of the West Midlands Combined Authority) and Andy’s Street Clean team. Many hands made light work and the canal area was quickly in pristine condition. We were also very pleased in the interest and support from local residents visiting the shopping center. A great day! ... See more

5 days ago

Today we visited the Black Country Boating Festival at Bumble Hole Nature Reserve, Windmill End, Netherton, on the Dudley No 2 Canal. It’s well worth going, it’s open this Saturday and Sunday, 15th, 10am to 5pm; music, food and lots of interesting stalls. In particular visit our partners the “Worcester-Birmingham & Droitwich Canals Society” shop, also the Coombeswood Canal Trust stand with information about the Dudley No 2 Canal restoration and the Bradley Canal Restoration Society another marvelous Black Country canal restoration project. ... See more

1 week ago

Beautiful day to restart our Sense trips after the August break, tea and biscuits and good company. This time the group were delighted with the remodeling of the new Centenary Square and a chance to visit the Museum and Art Gallery. Special thanks to Jon who has kindly arranged for us to hold our AGM in the Sense Building in Selly Oak. Its at 07.30 on Tuesday the 15th of October. Everyone welcome, ... See more

2 weeks ago

Yesterday evening, members of the Lapal Canal Trust attended the Worcester Birmingham and Droitwich Canal Society AGM. Congratulations on an excellent meeting and report on what was a great year. The society is fortunate to have many volunteers and the events organized during the year were very well attended and made a superb contribution ‘Shop’ sales were up and NB ‘Cecilia’ use increased giving canal experience to many more people.
Chairman David Wheeler thanked all the volunteers and committee who were all reelected. A presentation of the ‘Bridge 63’ trophy was made to Neil Franklin for his special contribution with volunteers. After the tea break the Lapal Canal Trust reviewed progress on the restoration of the Dudley No 2 canal. ... See more

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Lapal Canal Trust – Postal Address: 18, St Georges Close, Birmingham, B15 3TP – Registered in England (No. 2721675) – Registered office: 18, St Georges Close, Birmingham, B15 3TP– Registered charity (No. 1013845) and a non-profit distributing company limited by guarantee.

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