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WRG BITM normally has a working party once a month.

We will be removing fallen trees from the Bray Cut.  This is a side stream of the Thames, and is being restored to enable navigation through the middle of Maidenhead.

Accommodation is booked at a local hall for Friday and Saturday nights (work on Saturdays and Sundays).

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Event Dates

16th and 17th November

Location

Maidenhead

Restoration

WRG BITM – Maidenhead Waterways Weekend Dig

WRG BITM normally has a working party once a month.

We will be removing fallen trees from the Bray Cut.  This is a side stream of the Thames, and is being restored to enable navigation through the middle of Maidenhead.

Accommodation is booked at a local hall for Friday and Saturday nights (work on Saturdays and Sundays).

Details

Contact and Bookings

Please contact Dave Wedd at [email protected]

Time

9am - 5pm

The team will gather on site at 9.00 a.m. on the Saturday and Sunday.

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Location

Maidenhead

F8X7+W9 Bray, UK

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WRG BITM

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