VIRTUAL MEETINGS
We are now holding some of our monthly meetings on ‘Zoom’. Our next meeting online is scheduled for 7.45pm on Tuesday 2nd March. We have a talk by David Shimmings....
MONTHLY MEETINGS
Our Monthly meetings are normally held on the first Tuesday of the month, in the Meeting Room at Alvechurch Boat Centre, Scarfield Wharf, B48 7SQ (just behind The Weighbridge pub) except July & August when we have our Summer Walks and usually meet elsewhere. All meetings/walks are currently suspended until further notice.
JOIN US
Some benefits of membership:
A bi-monthly magazine the “58”.
Monthly talks that are both entertaining and enlightening.
Visits to other waterways.
Boat gatherings and social events.
Access to a comprehensive library of waterway related books.
ABOUT US
We were formed in 1969 to promote the restoration, conservation and improvement of the canal and adjacent waterways for the use and benefit of the public. In 2010, the society changed its name to the Worcester Birmingham & Droitwich Canals Society following the opening of the Droitwich Canals.
CECILIA
The Society owns a 70ft narrowboat ‘CECILIA’. This 8-berth boat is used to offer holidays to groups of people and other charities that would not normally have the opportunity of experiencing the inland waterways.
Meetings
Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month in the Meeting Room at Alvechurch Boat Centre, Scarfield Wharf, B48 7SQ just behind the Weighbridge Pub. Start time is 7.45pm. In July and August we usually go on a guided walk and meet elsewhere. Visitors are always very welcome.
MoreJoin Us
Some benefits of membership include our monthly magazine '58', issued 6 times a year. Monthly talks that are both entertaining and enlightening. Visits to other waterways, boat gatherings and social events. Access to a comprehensive library of waterway related books.
MoreAbout Us
We were formed in 1969 to promote the restoration, conservation and improvement of the canal and adjacent waterways for the use and benefit of the public. In 2010 we changed our name to the Worcester-Birmingham & Droitwich Canals Society following the opening of the Droitwich Canals.
Cecilia
The Society owns a 70ft. narrowboat 'Cecilia'. This 8-berth boat is used to offer outings and educational trips to groups of people and other charities that might not normally have the opportunity of experiencing the inland waterways. Please contact us for further information.
SOCIETY MAGAZINE ’58’
We have taken the decision to publish our latest editions of ’58’ online and via email to members. For members who do not have an Internet connection we will be...
PLEASE NOMINATE US!
Could we please ask everyone to click and nominate (free of charge to you, but could make a huge difference to our charity) https://bit.ly/3pqpnw2 This is for the Worcester-Birmingham &...
MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL REMINDER
Membership Renewal Reminder: We still have several members who have not renewed their annual membership which ran out recently. Can you please contact the Membership Secretary (details in ’58’) and...
LAPAL CANAL TRUST
Our good friends over at the Lapal Canal Trust have published the Autumn 2020 edition of their newsletter in PDF format. Please CLICK HERE to download a copy. If you...
EASY FUND RAISING
Enter the #easyfundraising Refer to Win competition and help The Worcester-Birmingham & Droitwich Canals Society WIN a £500 donation! To enter, all you need to do is sign up to...
ST RICHARD’S CANAL FESTIVAL CANCELLED
In accordance with government guidelines due to the coronavirus it is with regret that we have no alternative but to cancel the festival for 2020.We appreciate all the support we...
SOCIETY MEETINGS
Following Government guidelines to control the spread of Coronavirus we have cancelled all future meetings and walks until furthur notice.
VOLUNTEER NEWS
We have all been affected by the isolation process caused by the Corona Virus which has brought all our society events to a complete stop. We were completing our programme...
REGENTS CANAL: LONDON
Not our canal but…..The Regents Canal in London is celebrating its 200th anniversary this year. There is plenty going on so if you’re down that way please pop along and...
RAISING FUNDS WITH EASYFUNDING
We are primarily raising money to maintain our society narrowboat which is used for mostly educational purposes. We take out groups of children and adults who would not normally be...
PRIVACY POLICY
Who we are: The Worcester – Birmingham Canals Society was formed in 1969 to promote the restoration, conservation and improvement of the canal and adjacent waterways for the use and...
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