Re:port Vol 230 – September 2020

Links to the final issue of Re:port has been added to both the Members’ page and the Publications page. Also on the members’ page I have added a letter from […]
» Read moreLinks to the final issue of Re:port has been added to both the Members’ page and the Publications page. Also on the members’ page I have added a letter from […]
» Read moreOn Friday 18 September 7.30pm via Zoom, we will be reflecting on the past 50 years of the museum and the Waterways Museum Society. We will start with the films […]
» Read moreThe long-term future of the historic narrowboat Gifford has been secured by the Canal & River Trust, the charity that runs the National Waterways Museum, who have agreed to accept […]
» Read moreIt is with sadness that the society will be ceasing activities at the end of September prior to being formally wound up early next year due to a significantly reduced […]
» Read moreThe June 2020 issue of Re:port is now available, you’ll find it on the ‘Members’ page. The March issue is now on the ‘Publications’ page.
» Read moreThe new issue of the Waterways Journal is now available. You can find out more on the Waterways Journal page about the contents and how to order your copy.
» Read moreWe have added more pictures of Gifford to the Photo Galleries. These were taken while she was in dry dock in Northwich. We have also taken the opportunity to split […]
» Read moreThe talk scheduled for Friday evening John Pomfret on Braunston has been cancelled due to the current national situation regarding coronavirus. The society will be rearranging the talk for the […]
» Read moreDaniel Greenhalgh, Director North West is delighted to announce that Ani Sutton has been appointed as Destinations and Attractions Manager North West. Ani is currently Community Engagement Manager in the […]
» Read moreThe meeting on the 21st February will be the AGM followed by a presentation from Daniel Greenhalgh, Director – North West, Canal & River Trust. Daniel will be telling us […]
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