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Cotswolds Canal Camp 2024 - week 5
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Camp Ref CC2024-17

Cotswold Canals Trust aims to reopen the route from the Thames at Inglesham to the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal at Saul, with a phased approach. Phase 1a from Stonehouse to Brimscombe is largely complete; work is in hand on Phase 1b to re-connect this to the canal system at Saul. Phase 2 (including Weymoor Bridge) will restore the eastern end from Inglesham to the Cotswold Water Park. Finally, Phase 3 will tackle the difficult central section from the Water Park to Brimscombe.

At Weymoor Bridge (part of phase 2), a stream crosses the canal via channel cut through the canal bed. Before the canal can be reopened, this stream needs diverting to run through a new culvert.

The work on two Camps this summer is build a new concrete channel to carry the canal over the culvert by the rebuilt Weymoor Bridge, including formwork, reinforcement, and casting the concrete.

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Event Dates

24th to 31st August

Location

Cricklade, Gloucestershire

Restoration

Cotswolds Canal Camp 2024 – week 5 (Weymoor Bridge)

Camp Ref CC2024-17

Cotswold Canals Trust aims to reopen the route from the Thames at Inglesham to the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal at Saul, with a phased approach. Phase 1a from Stonehouse to Brimscombe is largely complete; work is in hand on Phase 1b to re-connect this to the canal system at Saul. Phase 2 (including Weymoor Bridge) will restore the eastern end from Inglesham to the Cotswold Water Park. Finally, Phase 3 will tackle the difficult central section from the Water Park to Brimscombe.

At Weymoor Bridge (part of phase 2), a stream crosses the canal via channel cut through the canal bed. Before the canal can be reopened, this stream needs diverting to run through a new culvert.

The work on two Camps this summer is build a new concrete channel to carry the canal over the culvert by the rebuilt Weymoor Bridge, including formwork, reinforcement, and casting the concrete.

Details

Activity

Construct a culvert with an in situ reinforced concrete channel base and walls.

Accommodation

A nearby village hall

Cost

£80

About The Camp

Where is it? 

Near Cricklade, eastern Gloucestershire

 

Contacts

If you want to find out more about any of our Canal Camp working holidays, please get in touch.
Phone 01494 783453 extn 607

Email [email protected]

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Location

Cricklade, Gloucestershire

M695+36 Swindon, UK

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