WAPPENSHALL WALL GROWS!
After a reasonably pleasant, dry day on Friday 20th November, the Saturday that followed could not have been more different. Showery, dismal and cold, but it did not deter the team from getting the...
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WAPPENSHALL – THE RETAINING WALL IS STARTED
In miserable weather, over Friday and Saturday 20th/21st November, “Team Wappenshall” did a fantastic job to get the first 16 feet section of the East Basin’s new retaining wall built. This involved making the...
MONEY FOR NOTHING
YES YOU REALLY CAN MAKE MONEY FOR NOTHING IN THE SEASON OF GOODWILL TO ALL SCROOGE WOULD HATE THIS Are you waiting for Black Friday or have you already started buying? You can’t go...
WAPPENSHALL SECOND CONCRETE POUR COMPLETED
In strong winds gusting to 50 mph and showery rain, the Wappenshall team completed the second concrete pour for the base of the East Basin last Saturday. Many thanks to Steve McClelland for this...
OUR VERY OWN RADIO STATION!
If you have not yet tuned into Waterwaves Radio do please have a listen on Thursday 12th November by following this link https://chirb.it/BInp7v It is based at Wappenshall and is growing fast.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TIME
There is a Way You Can Raise FREE Money for the Canals Restoration Are you turning to the internet to buy your Christmas presents? If you are this is for YOU! (And US) IT’S...
GREAT NEWS
A huge thank you to the 63 of you who are buying your Twincl tickets and raising £3354 per annum for us. I hope that a few more can join and maybe they’ll be...
WAPPENSHALL EAST BASIN COMING ON NICELY
The regular Friday and Saturday work parties at Wappenshall saw the team hard at work on 17th October removing the remainder of the timber formwork from the retaining wall base, de-nailing it and removing...
THE CONCRETE POUR FROM THE AIR
Some fantastic drone footage taken by member Steve McClelland can be viewed by clicking on the link below.
MUD, MUD, GLORIOUS MUD!
After our very successful concrete pour last Saturday (when the weather was kinder) we returned today (2nd October) in squally showers. The rainwater that would have gone into the mud that is now covered...