Association News
Friday 11th September Langley Mill to Sandiacre.
Apologies to those wanting to help on Saturday 12th September. We have had to cancel due to lack of water preventing our work boat from reaching Sandiacre.
Get ready for a fantastic day of community, entertainment, activities and fun as we bring Langley Mill together once again!
Sunday 30 August | 11 am to 4 ish
More details on the ALMFEST website www.almfest2026.co.uk
Our Erewash Canal deserves better.
Leaking locks, low water levels, repeated closures are affecting wildlife, businesses and boaters alike.
If this closure has affected you, please report it to Canal & River Trust. Together, we can help put the Erewash Canal back on the agenda.
Thank you for your support.
Did you know the stone and brick structures protecting our canal banks are called wash walls?
Trent Lock Visitor moorings are plagued by overstaying boaters. If you have been affected by this behaviour, please report it immediately. Your complaints give the authorities the leverage they need to act.
Contact the Canal & River Trust (CRT) and Erewash Borough Council to log your complaint today. Thank you
Calling Our Erewash Canal Spotters
Eyes and ears needed! Can anyone provide an update on conditions between Stanton Lock 65 and Hallam Fields Lock 66? Thank you.
A safer alternative option to swimming in the Erewash canal - visit Spring Lakes at Long Eaton and swim in safety
A talk by Michael Golds
Subject: Restoring the Great Northern Basin Langley Mill and Beyond
Date/Time: 16th June at 6:30pm
Venue: The Potteries Community Hub, Acorn Centre, Langley Mill, NG16 4AF
Bramcote History Group are hosting a talk by Glyn Stenson
Subject: A History of the Erewash Canal and Sandicare Lock Cottages
Time: 8:00pm
Venue: St Michael's Church Centre, Church Street, Bramcote, NG9 3HD