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We hold our work parties usually on the 1st Sunday and the 3rd Tuesday of the month, along the Arm.  Some of the most common tasks we undertake are vegetation clearance, weeding, litter picking and painting of the lock beams. Its a great day that will give you a sense of achievement. You’ll be improving the canal environment for all users and mixing with a like-minded people.

So please do join us. Contact Paul Lynam who will be able to give you details of where to park and meet (There are various start points along the length of the Arm).  Please bring a packed lunch and wear suitable clothing.  Any tools required will be provided and PPE/life jackets are provided if appropriate for the task.

 

 

Branch
IWA Northampton Branch
Event Date(s)

Tuesday 20th October

Location

Northampton

Access for allVolunteering

Volunteer on the Northampton Arm

We hold our work parties usually on the 1st Sunday and the 3rd Tuesday of the month, along the Arm.  Some of the most common tasks we undertake are vegetation clearance, weeding, litter picking and painting of the lock beams. Its a great day that will give you a sense of achievement. You’ll be improving the canal environment for all users and mixing with a like-minded people.

So please do join us. Contact Paul Lynam who will be able to give you details of where to park and meet (There are various start points along the length of the Arm).  Please bring a packed lunch and wear suitable clothing.  Any tools required will be provided and PPE/life jackets are provided if appropriate for the task.

 

 

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Contact

Time

Our start time is 09:30, until approx 13:30.

But any time you can spare is welcomed!

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Location

Northampton

6346+QC Northampton, UK

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The Northampton Arm is maintained by volunteers – and you’re welcome to come and join us! We are a friendly band of workers, meeting to look after the canal.

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