Plant Britain, by Wendover Canal
420 trees had been organised from the Woodland Trust. We have replaced dead trees and scrubland with native varieties.
Yearly Archives: 2020
Proud of our work at Whitehouses
Our restoration of the remains of the pumping station at Whitehouses (between Little Tring and Drayton Beauchamp) is complete.
Video, Boating to our canal
We were delighted to receive a video from Vanessa Thomas featuring a very recent visit to our canal.
Video of recent progress
We’ve just received a video from Boyd Williams showing progress at the time of our September work party, click here to watch it.
Leaflet Boxes
Check out our new wooden leaflet boxes, these have been fitted to Bridge 4 (wooden foot bridge) and Little Tring Bridge. Waterproof but with good visibility, these are a great asset for the Trust. Our carpenter hero is John Reynolds who spent his Covid solitude weeks in his shed masterminding the design. We have the boxes and we have […]
Annual Report & Governance
Our latest signed annual report is now on our About Us page, together with updated details of our Governance.
Going ahead: Team needed to tackle Tring’s trees
Woodland Trust donated 420 native whips to be planted at the CRT triangle of land adjacent to the winding hole at Little Tring. The planting which was delayed by the second lockdown has been rearranged for Thursday 17th and Friday 18th December, contact jenny@johnbrice.co.uk if you can help.
Continued support from Sir David
Following our Patron David Suchet’s recent knighthood, we sent him a letter of congratulation. Attached below is our letter and his supportive response – thank you!
Videos by Nigel Harper
We were delighted to receive from Nigel Harper, a collection of 3 videos which he has produced. They show the Wendover Canal from Bulbourne to Wendover, and the wildlife we can all enjoy along the way.Part 1 https://youtu.be/LUZb3yA7j6MPart 2 https://youtu.be/XSFgHr6AEoYPart 3 https://youtu.be/gsbVXMZWIGU
Arise Sir David!
We can all share in the pride and esteem in the news of our Patron David Suchet receiving a well earned knighthood in the recent Royal Birthday Honours list. Sir David is no stranger to the Wendover Arm Trust, having supported us for many years. In another ‘first’ he was aboard the first boat to go […]