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If you are a regular at any of our sites (Cosgrove or Bourton Meadow), you may have heard of Reed Warblers. They are tiny, evasive birds that enjoy summering where reeds grow, and we seem to have a lot of…
Over the weekend of 28th-31st July 2022, Buckingham Canal Society participated in the Buckinghamshire Open Weekend, organised by Buckingham Culture. We hosted a painting session at our Bourton Meadow site. The following is a press release from Buckingham Culture: Buckinghamshire
Buckingham Canal Society (BCS) made a piece of local history on Saturday October 26, when the Rt. Hon John Bercow MP opened a restored section of the town’s 212-year-old canal. The event had impressive attendance with approximately 250 people celebrating
The trustees of Buckingham Canal Society have great pleasure in inviting you to the GRAND RE-OPENING Of the Buckingham Canal, Bourton Meadow section On Saturday 26th October at 2pm by Rt Hon John Bercow MP and a patron of Buckingham
Bourton Meadow has progressed further today with a small work party setting out wooden pegs at the right level ready for the towpath works. The picture shows the coir mats ready to be installed and the stone ready to be
Over 250 meters of re-lining completed by the end of today, the end of week two. The contractors have reached the spill weir and have made great progress with the work. Volunteers will be on site tomorrow to commence work
As it reaches its first birthday on 2 July 2013, the Canal & River Trust is launching an appeal for communities to transform their local canal or river through adopting mile-long stretches of waterways across England and Wales. The initiative
At the end of week one the contractors have lined about 20% and are on target. For all the news on relining work at Bourton Meadow, please read The Bourton Meadow Blog. The white material is the bentomat clay liner
After 21 years of Buckingham Canal Society working to restore the canal, profiling has begun at the Bourton Meadow section ready to reline that part of the canal! Relining is expected to start later this week and the champagne is
We aim to update the key project sites on a monthly basis: Cosgrove Operators for excavators and tracked dumper truck are now trained H&S paperwork has been approved by Canal & River Trust. Necessary approvals have been signed and appointed