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Winter Notices 2021 Ashby Canal ID 19530 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed Yes Date 10-01-2022 08:00 to 04-02-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Ashby Canal Locatiion Bridge 48, Dakins Bridge, Congerstone, Ashby Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Snarestone Terminus, Bridge 61 Downstream wiindiing holle Carlton Bridge 44 A stoppage is required to carry out works that will include piling of the offside approach wall and brickwork repairs. 1 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 Ashton Canal ID 19569 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 26-11-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Ashton Canal Locatiion Lock 16, Edge Lane, Droylsden, Ashton Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Above Lock 16, marina entrance Downstream wiindiing holle Winding hole Between Locks 10 and 11 A stoppage is required to carry out some repair works. Resin grouting will be put behind the lock walls to fill up any voids and prevent deterioration of the lock structure. ID 19570 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 17-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Ashton Canal Locatiion Lock 15, Clayton, Ashton Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Above Lock 18 Droylsden Basin Downstream wiindiing holle Piccadilly Basin on the Rochdale canal A stoppage is required to install new bottom gates & carry out masonary repairs. ID 19571 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 17-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Ashton Canal Locatiion Lock 13, Crabtree Lane, Ashton Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Above Lock 18 Droylsden Basin Downstream wiindiing holle Piccadilly Basin on the Rochdale Canal A stoppage is required in order to install new lock gates & ladder plus other minor improvements. 2 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 ID 19572 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 22-11-2021 08:00 to 10-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Ashton Canal Locatiion Lock 2, Manchester, Ashton Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Winding hole By Lock 4 Downstream wiindiing holle Winding hole Just below Lock 2 A stoppage is required to carry out some repair works. Resin grouting will be put behind the lock walls to fill up any voids and prevent deterioration of the lock structure. ID 20097 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed Yes Date 04-01-2022 08:00 to 18-03-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Ashton Canal Locatiion Lock 3, Ashton Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Lock 4, Ashton Canal Downstream wiindiing holle Vesta St A stoppage is required adjacent to Lock 3 of the Ashton Canal. The purpose is to construct a new pedestrian / cycleway bridge from the towpath to the offside to create better access to and from the new Islington Tram Stop and the proposed future developments in the surrounding area. The works will incorporate the realignment of the immediate towpath and therefore require a towpath closure also. 3 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 Aylesbury Arm (Grand Union Canal) ID 19526 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 01-11-2021 08:00 to 17-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Aylesbury Arm (Grand Union Canal) Locatiion Locks 1, 2 and 3, Marsworth, Aylesbury Arm (Grand Union Canal) Upstream wiindiing holle Bridge 131, junction with the Grand Union Canal Downstream wiindiing holle None A stoppage is required in order to carry out gate replacements at Lock 1 (top and bottom gates), Lock 2 (bottom gate) and Lock 3 (top and bottom gates). There will be no passage for boats in or out of the Aylesbury Arm during this time. 4 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 Birmingham & Fazeley Canal ID 19548 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 17-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Birmingham & Fazeley Canal Locatiion Lock 2, Minworth, Birmingham & Fazeley Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Junction of Birmingham & Warwick Junction Canal Downstream wiindiing holle Minworth Greaves A stoppage is required to carry out gate replacements, chamber brickwork and ladder improvements. ID 19547 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 10-01-2022 08:00 to 14-01-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Birmingham & Fazeley Canal Locatiion Lock 6, Aston, Birmingham & Fazeley Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Aston Junction Downstream wiindiing holle New Aston Lock 8 A stoppage is required to enable the replacement of the top gate. 5 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 Bridgwater & Taunton Canal ID 19603 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 04-10-2021 08:00 to 08-10-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Bridgwater & Taunton Canal Locatiion Lock 3, Standards Lock, Northmoor, Bridgwater & Taunton Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Near Maunsel Higher Bridge Downstream wiindiing holle Bridgwater Lock A stoppage is required to repairs a broken paddle rod at Standards Lock. 6 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 Calder & Hebble Navigation ID 19510 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 17-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Calder & Hebble Navigation Locatiion Lock 16, Cooper Bridge & Canal bank near Bridge 22, Bradley, Calder & Hebble Navigation Upstream wiindiing holle Junction with River Calder Downstream wiindiing holle Junction with River Calder A stoppage is required for the following: Lock 16, Cooper Bridge, work to be carried out on the boil on Top and Bottom Gates & Fender Repairs. Canal Bank near Bridge 22, washwall repairs required. ID 19511 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 17-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Calder & Hebble Navigation Locatiion Lock 17, Battyeford, Calder & Hebble Navigation Upstream wiindiing holle Junction with River Calder Downstream wiindiing holle Junction with River Calder A stoppage is required to replace the bottom gates. ID 19512 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 10-01-2022 08:00 to 18-02-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Calder & Hebble Navigation Locatiion Lock 19, Ravensthorpe, Calder & Hebble Navigation Upstream wiindiing holle Junction with River Calder Downstream wiindiing holle Junction with River Calder A stoppage is required to carry out repairs to gates to address leakage and repointing. 7 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 Caldon Canal ID 19659 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed Yes Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 18-03-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Caldon Canal Locatiion Ivy House Embankment, Caldon Canal, Hanley, Stoke on Trent Upstream wiindiing holle Northwood, between bridges 12 and 13 Downstream wiindiing holle Next to Bridge 1, Etruria Footbridge A stoppage is required due to a full canal bed replacement over Ivy House Embankment to cure leakage. ID 19500 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 10-01-2022 08:00 to 28-01-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Caldon Canal Locatiion Endon Basin Upstream wiindiing holle Hazelhurst, between Bridges 33 and 34 Downstream wiindiing holle Foxley, between Bridge 18 and 16A A stoppage is required to put resin grouting behind the lock walls to fill up any voids and prevent deterioration of the lock structure. ID 19501 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 24-01-2022 08:00 to 11-02-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Caldon Canal Locatiion Lock 14, Cheddleton Bottom Lock, Caldon Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Winding hole Between Bridges 41 and 42 at Cheddleton Downstream wiindiing holle Winding hole by Lock 16 A stoppage is required to put resin grouting behind the lock walls to fill up any voids and prevent deterioration of the lock structure 8 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 ID 19549 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed Yes Date 24-01-2022 08:00 to 11-02-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Caldon Canal Locatiion Bridge 3, Shelton New Road, Stoke on Trent, Caldon Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Northwood between Bridges 12 and 13 Downstream wiindiing holle At junction with Trent & Mersey Canal, below Bridge 1 A stoppage is required. Third party contractors working for Cadent Gas will be refurbishing an overhead gas crossing via a temporary scaffold. Clearances cannot be achieved under the scaffold, therefore the canal and towpath will be closed. ID 19550 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 14-02-2022 08:00 to 25-03-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Caldon Canal Locatiion Bank protection near Stockton Brook, Stoke-on-Trent Upstream wiindiing holle Endon Basin Downstream wiindiing holle Winding Hole. Foxley A stoppage is required to carry out waterway wall rebuild. 9 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 Chesterfield Canal ID 19513 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed Yes Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 03-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Chesterfield Canal Locatiion Bridge 75, Gringley Middle Bridge, Chesterfield Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Drakeholes Tunnel Downstream wiindiing holle Manor Farm Winding Hole - Adj Bridge 78, Manor Farm Bridge A stoppage is required to carry out repairs to the under walk. ID 19515 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed Yes Date 08-11-2021 08:00 to 17-12-2021 16:00 Affected Waterway Chesterfield Canal Locatiion Lock 36, Turnerwood Top Lock, Chesterfield Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Turnerwood Bridge Winding Hole - Between Locks 35 & 34 Downstream wiindiing holle Shireoaks Marina A stoppage is required to replace the top & bottom gates. ID 19514 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed No Date 10-01-2022 08:00 to 28-01-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Chesterfield Canal Locatiion Lock 46, Bottom Lock, Haggonsfield, Chesterfield Canal Upstream wiindiing holle Shireoaks Marina Downstream wiindiing holle Worksop Winding Hole - Bridge 41A, Sandy Lane Bridge A stoppage is required to carry out to repair Sink hole & void in top lock landing. 10 of 77 26-09-2021 01:30:18 Digbeth Branch (Birm'm & Fazeley) ID 19508 Category Winter Notice Towpath Cllosed Yes Date 10-01-2022 08:00 to 28-01-2022 16:00 Affected Waterway Digbeth Branch (Birm'm & Fazeley) Locatiion Gas pipe crossing next to Heneage St Bridge, Digbeth Branch (Birmingham & Fazeley Canal) Upstream wiindiing holle Between Heneage Street Bridge and Lister Street Bridge Downstream wiindiing holle Junction with the Grand Union Canal A stoppage is required.
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