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Welcome to the official site for the Bude
Canal and Harbour Society.
The site will keep members up to date with all things “Bude Canal” but has information about the history and future of the Canal. Features and pictures about activity on the Canal. Current issues of our newsletter “The Tub Boat”, links to other websites such as Bude Stratton Town Council, Bude Museum and the Bude Tourist Board/Visitor Centre and possibly to others. Barge Workshop BCHS volunteers will be opening the premises again this year to allow
public access to see various heritage artefacts including the Bude
Canal Tub Boat. Guided Walks – 2010 This year BCHS will be conducting guided walks open to the public on the following dates – all Sundays; 25th July, 15th August, 5th and 26th September 2010. These walks need to be booked and paid at £1 per adult at Bude Visitor Centre, The Crescent Car Park, Bude. Walks start at The Sea Lock, Bude at 2pm and follow the towpath to Helebridge and include a visit to the Barge Workshop to see the Tub Boat. It is a 2 mile walk to Helebridge and thus it is 2 miles to return to Bude. It is a level walk with stops to view and learn about the Canal. BCHS provide guided walks for outside groups, clubs and societies who wish to visit the Canal either in the Bude area or explore other parts of the Canal on a wider basis. BCHS makes a small charge per person or group. Please
contact us if you have an interest in these walks or visits.
CANAL REGENERATION PROJECT - PHASE TWO When the project ceased on 31 March 2009 due mainly to the demise of A document detailing these factors and recommendations has been produced to urge the authority, funders and others not to forget all the good work Click here to view the document The Society are very keen to invite comments and hopefully support. Please take the opportunity to read the document, (maybe to also circulate it to your friends), and either email the Society or write to the Society at 4A The Crescent, Bude, EX23 8LE, with your comments. The Updated Reprint of "BUDE CANAL - PAST AND PRESENT" Also
the
society has produced a booklet entitled "The Bude Canal -
some
interesting facts". Canal Regeneration Photo Album now is the time to take another look! Chris Jewell has been out photographing the Canal Regeneration from day one . During much of the regeneration period the Canal towpaths, locks and features have been closed to the public. Now you can see how the wonderful regeneration took place - We have had a resuffle of the photos so to speak, taken some off and added some NEW ones. Curently there are 422 photographs from Chris' album and they are here for you to enjoy. Remember the photos are copyrighted to Chris so don't abuse his hard work - feel free to email comments. Begin your voyage of discovery of Bude Canal Regeneration here Start by clicking on the albums and then the pictures to enlarge them and move back and forth to view them - there is a help button too - please be patient - the pictures are detailed and some computers will take a few more seconds to download - it's worth the wait! click here for some further information on how the Regeneration Project started
We are delighted to be able to bring you the with eight delightfully reproduced maps together with introduction and full surveyor's notes for each map. Special thanks to The National Lottery, Awards for All and Bude-Stratton Town Council - among others - for making this possible. We now have 26 issues of
The Tub Boat available on this site, together with
all photos - just follow the link above - makes very interesting reading!
In fact all Tub Boat issues since the Spring of 2003 are available to download
from this site!
Membership form - click here for form
The Future of Canal Day Taken from the new Autumn Tub Boat
Website design and maintenance by Jacki Stephens
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It's here - New Tub Boat Newsletter ** We now provid e the newsletters and some booking forms, posters etc in pdf format for ease of printing.If you do not have the brilliant Adobe Reader - please click here to download this first.
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