Crickheath Tramway Wharf in water after 90 years

Wintery canal side photo

The water has finally levelled up at Crickheath Tramway Wharf on the Montgomery Canal after a break of over 90 years, making Crickheath a canalside hamlet once more.

The Shropshire Union Canal Society has worked tirelessly with the restoration of the canal and recently lifted the top few stop planks that have held back the waters of the mighty Monty while work continued, to let the last few inches flow in to bring it to a level not seen since around 1934.

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Canal charity receives funding for Montgomery Canal in Welshpool

Glandŵr Cymru, the Canal & River Trust in Wales, has received a grant from the Nature Networks Fund to maintain a restored stretch of the Montgomery Canal near Welshpool.

The £250,000 grant will help the UK’s largest waterways charity to protect rare plant and animal species by removing areas of silt and dense vegetation growing over the channel.

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The Montgomery Canal - Camlas Maldwyn
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