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IWA Birmingham BC&W Branch Talk
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Our annual buffet supper will be held on Monday 19th January.  Our guest speaker will be Sally Boddy, CRT Regional Engineer for the West Midlands.  She will talk about asset management, the current winter work programme and also update us on the recent Llangollen breach and collapsed culvert at Penkridge.

The cost will be £12.50, payable on the night. There will be a bottle raffle and contributions of desserts would be welcome. Please let [email protected] know if you wish to come so that we can get the catering numbers right.

[Photo of the recent breach on the Llangollen Canal by Jim Forkin]

Branch
IWA Birmingham, Black Country & Worcestershire Branch
Event Date(s)

Monday 19th January

Cost

£12.50

Location

Halesowen

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CRT Region Engineer’s Activities – IWA Birmingham BC&W Branch Talk

Our annual buffet supper will be held on Monday 19th January.  Our guest speaker will be Sally Boddy, CRT Regional Engineer for the West Midlands.  She will talk about asset management, the current winter work programme and also update us on the recent Llangollen breach and collapsed culvert at Penkridge.

The cost will be £12.50, payable on the night. There will be a bottle raffle and contributions of desserts would be welcome. Please let [email protected] know if you wish to come so that we can get the catering numbers right.

[Photo of the recent breach on the Llangollen Canal by Jim Forkin]

Details

Time

7.30 pm

Doors Open 7.00 p.m.

Location

The Club House, Hawne Basin

Coombeswood Canal Trust, Hawne Basin, Hereward Rise, Halesowen, B62 8AW

Bar for refreshments and parking available

Non-members welcome.

Contact

Neil Cocksedge

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Location

Halesowen

Hawne Basin, Halesowen, UK

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