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The Hanwell Locks Partnership is a volunteer group formed by the IWA West London Branch and the Canal & River Trust for the care conservation and restoration of the locks and side ponds of the Hanwell Flight and Norwood Locks.

Our task parties are usually held on the second Thursday of each month. With lockdown easing we can now proceed with our work using Covid safe practices. The tasks we usually undertake include vegetation management, weeding, painting and lock planned preventative maintenance.

If you would like to help at the task party please register with Ray Gill for full details of times and meeting place. Our task parties are normally four hours but if you can spare just a couple of hours you will still be very welcome.

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IWA West London Branch
Event Dates

Thursday 8th July 2021

Conservation

Hanwell Locks Partnership Task Party

The Hanwell Locks Partnership is a volunteer group formed by the IWA West London Branch and the Canal & River Trust for the care conservation and restoration of the locks and side ponds of the Hanwell Flight and Norwood Locks.

Our task parties are usually held on the second Thursday of each month. With lockdown easing we can now proceed with our work using Covid safe practices. The tasks we usually undertake include vegetation management, weeding, painting and lock planned preventative maintenance.

If you would like to help at the task party please register with Ray Gill for full details of times and meeting place. Our task parties are normally four hours but if you can spare just a couple of hours you will still be very welcome.

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Hanwell Flight Locks 92 to 97

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Hanwell Flight Of Locks, Windmill Lane, Southall, UK

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